Empty bed for two
Empty spot for a kitten
But no one comes home.
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Lonely Heart’s Home
25 Aug 2019 Leave a comment
in Poetry Tags: choices, cold, denial, disappointment, empty, family, fear, grief, grieving, haiku, heart, home, hurt, loss, love, memories, missing, Nothing, numb, pain, poem, poet, poetry, relationships, remember, silence
Cat Lady đŸ’—
15 Aug 2019 Leave a comment
in Poetry Tags: cat, cat lady, family, fur baby, haiku, happiness, happy, heart, home, kitten, kitty, kitty cat, love, pets, poem, poet, poetry, soul, trust, unconditional love
Always here for me
Like a little fur-angel.
Love you, my kitten.
Worth the Work
20 Apr 2019 Leave a comment
in Poetry Tags: change, choices, decisions, family, forgiveness, friend, grief, haiku, happiness, heal, heart, home, hope, hurt, life, live, loss, love, memories, missing, past, peace, Pixar, poem, poet, poetry, prayer, relationships, remember, road trips, strength, time, truth, unconditional love, up, us
When I remember
I think Pixar and road trips
The things that made Us.
Vagrant Mercy
17 Aug 2016 Leave a comment
in Poetry, Uncategorized Tags: gypsy, haiku, heart, home, love, poem, poet, poetry, searching, self, wander
Heart shaped caravan.
Guided solely by its beat.
Finding its way home.
Home is…
21 Sep 2015 Leave a comment
in Poetry Tags: forgive, forgiveness, haiku, healing, heart, home, love, missing, poem, poet, poetry, space
Is where the heart is?
Is greater than its own space?
Is where you should be.
Shekinah
18 Dec 2014 Leave a comment
in Poetry Tags: feminine, haiku, healing, home, jewish, Judaism, love, poem, poetry, scared, sexuality, woman
So many faces
I need my sanctuary
The place I call home
In reaction to the CT school shooting:
14 Dec 2012 Leave a comment
My Friends,
I see so many of us posting about the gun problem. I do not own a gun, I do not shoot guns. I am, honestly, nervous around them, but I am not sure that is our problem. Perhaps our problem lies in the instability and the “broken way” of the American home. We live in a society that holds an unrealistic expectation of how to live. There is an unhealthy norm placed upon marriage, family, career and education, sex and love, and even God. Perhaps if we began teaching ALL of our children to understand the meaning of true compassion for ourselves and others and that we ALL carry the human condition called “emotions,” we will learn to live among one another, because we will learn to live at peace within ourselves. Today is not the day to speak about gun laws. Today is the day to find the light within you and send it to the people who’s hearts have been broken and children have been lost in this dark moment. We cannot afford to fight, today. We can only afford to send love.
Gia
