Poetry from Getting LIteral
If the Apocalypse draws you, the Mothman Prophecies is the book you should read. This non-fiction narrative shows how chilling the truth is. A book that inspires fear, the Mothman Prophecies is a novel that makes you dread what is to occur in the future. Synopsis The 1975 book is John Keel’s brainchild. It details…
Poet Aberhjani has a few words about personal growth. “Dare to love yourself as if you were a rainbow with gold at both ends.” Indeed, personal growth is a form of self-love. Your self-confidence builds when you grow as a person. So saying, it’s time to extend a little gratitude for growth opportunities, painful as they…
Motherhood takes all forms. May being the month for moms, everyone celebrates Motherhood by dedicating this post to all devoted and loving mothers. They deserve much more than a day or month of celebration. My Take on Motherhood Motherhood is a challenge. Apart from enduring the painful births of their children, Mothers have the…
As everyone knows, faith in Providence is like a mustard seed. It’s tiny but can grow into a humongous tree if you let it. The problem everyone faces is that it’s stubborn. And that’s true of all religions. Perhaps our constant struggle with faith is a hallmark of our humanity. Thoughts On Faith: Why is…
“You will when you believe.” So runs a line from Miracles. This song hails from the soundtrack of the Prince of Egypt, a Disney animated film. One can describe miracles as inexplicable, random occurrences. Rather, these little happenings mold each day. Furthermore, these common, everyday occurrences may not have any obvious consequence. Therefore, people cherish,…
Someone said that the best chances in life are free, but he was mistaken. Chances in life do not come at the snap of a finger, so we appreciate them. And this is what I intend to do today. They make up this list of gratitude. First of all, I am thankful for the long-awaited…
Do you pull a long face when someone tells you that kindness pays, or to pay it forward? Do you feel out of it when someone tells you that it is your turn to volunteer for a good cause? Perhaps you have compassion fatigue. What Causes Compassion Fatigue? Compassion fatigue is a paradox of sorts.…
I love bluebells, don’t you? We hear that we must see gratitude in all things, but that is a tall order when the tide turns against us. Being grateful to the Powers that Be, when the chips are down, is near to impossible for anyone. And that’s what the Bluebell does best. This thought raises…
Little, but significant everyday blessings fill our lives. Gratitude for these blessings means being appreciative of all our experiences, whether significant or small. You can find reasons for it in all things, no matter how unpleasant they may seem. It is in the everyday things we see and do. Everyday Blessings The little pet that…