Heart On Her Sleeve Publications
Where Life and Genres Collide
When rest has unfamiliar names, And coping skills of olden days Our smaller-selves compete to reign. Her’clean attempts to ascertain Control leap, unfettered, through the brain. Best plans of mice or men mislaid, For the flood oft thought disdained Taken over and reframed In words of weakness and of shame. Truth obscured though still the... Continue Reading →
Heightened Frightened Fightin’: Tides, Frailty, Self. Surviving Climbing Searching: Purpose, Repurpose, Repose Harder Farther Faded: Lifelines, Shores, Youth’s intrepid spirit. Holding, Losing, Living: Hope, Death, Life. Loving Fully, Healing my Heightened Frightened Fightin’ self.
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