Poetry

"Late Bloomer"

When I first read this poem by Danielle Doby I immediately cried. The words felt like home…it put a voice to something that I had felt inside me for so long but could not name.
I used to hold a lot of shame around the part of me that felt like a “late bloomer”. Now I feel so much gratitude for the meandering path my heart has taken to create this sweet little life that is beginning holding all of me.
-Christy Lochary

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Wild Geese, Mary Oliver

Words from Mary Oliver’s poem, Wild Geese. My heart wants to read these words over and over this week. These past few months the busy part of myself has been showing up. And I can feel my body calling for rest, a reminder that I am a part of this wonderful wild earth and it’s ok to be still.
-Christy

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Weight

Weight. On my soul, my eyes, on my body.  So much weight. It feels hard to move.  Stuck in the muck of life.  Rooted in the ‘not enough part’. Not enough, so must  consume and consume and consume, everything. Too much, too many, too, too, too. Heavy. Is it loving to write these words? To…

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Let’s Play

While I was searching for answers outside myself you came to me With just a little knock and a sweet connecting of eyes Yes, hello heart I am right here and so are you Let’s play even if its for a small moment

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Rest

The rain drops fell and she wanted to rest. Rest in the warmth of her own precious heart, and everything went on around her.

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Here I am again

Here I am again. Do I give myself up for other? Do I stay with myself, my experience? I want to want me. I can feel it in my core. Solid and warm. Right there. When I stop and breathe, there she is. Tiny and wild, naked with mud on her belly and feathers in…

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