identity
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How do you Grieve the Loss of yourself?
Do I not know who I am or am I just scared to let go of who I once was? Fearing the disappointment others may feel How little they may recognize me But will it hurt that much to lose people who never really saw me anyways? This version of me Carefree Unworried Just living Continue reading
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Like Water
This is one that started as thoughts and morphed into a poem: Why do I feel like I keep losing who I am? Perhaps I’ve had one unshakeable idea of me and when I stray from that I feel sad and lost But isn’t what and who I am fluid? Like water running through the Continue reading
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Who was I? Who am I? Who will I be?
Who am I? To answer such a question, I must ask another. Who was I? A little girl who dreamed of being a mermaid. A girl who wanted to be lived, loved, and chosen A girl who felt special deep within but felt invisible deeply with out. A girl with so much to say and Continue reading
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Bree’s Identity
I have been rereading The Chronicles of Narnia and just finished The Horse and his Boy. One of the characters’ story particularly connected to my heart this time around. Bree is a horse from Narnia who grew up as a war horse in foreign lands. Bree knows he is a free horse and he knows Continue reading
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Who am I?
Wow! I sit this morning feeling anxious and unworthy, seeking comfort and truth from the Lord. Tomorrow I am speaking for a short time at my church’s college and young adult group and I can’t help but worry about what to say, how it will be received, and ultimately how I will feel through it Continue reading
About Me
An obsessive journaler who loves meeting others along their journey and giving them a hand to hold through pieces of writing. I write about the heartbreaks of life and the joys, the ups and downs, and I often learn my greatest lessons and miracles from nature.
Joyful Ruins 