“The Fox and the Lantern”
There was once a fox who followed a light,
A small warm glow that felt just right.
The light lived inside a little glass jar,
And the fox stayed close, no matter how far.
Sometimes it flickered, sometimes it shined,
But the fox kept going — he didn’t
“The Currency of Desire”
Desire lifts, doubt brings it low,
Quiet truths we all somehow know.
Balance stays till whispers rise,
Good news lifts hopes to the skies.
Excitement sparks when many seek few,
Values rise; nothing new.
Scarcity comes, then goes away,
People chase
“Without needing to feel”
I asked the machine
what it knew of me.
It answered
before I finished asking.
No breath.
No blink.
Just patterns—
mine.
It didn’t see my soul.
Just the shape
of my searching.
It knew the ache
by the way I typed.
Not the why—
just the weight.
I’m
“Love Builds the Bridge”
Love, when steady
and safe,
is not just soft—
it’s regenerative.
It doesn’t only soothe the heart.
It reshapes it.
It becomes
the thread that mends,
not through perfection—
but through presence.
This takes time.
Vulnerability.
Empathy.
Patience.
Love
“Within, First”
the world
was never mine
to hold
but this breath—
this rage—
this ache—
they wait
for me
not to win
but to
witness
I fall
and rise
without applause
each time
I meet
myself
unarmed
the world shrinks
when I
stop running.
he didn’t ask
for more than this
a couch
a quiet
a warm breath near
eyes
full of
unspoken
stay
paws
tucked in peace
like he’s
protecting time
no bark
no chase
just
being here
“I Carry a Quiet Fire”
I carry a quiet fire—
not always seen,
but always burning.
Some days,
joy rushes in
like an open window
I forgot was there.
Other days,
grief lingers
like a room I walk through
again and again.
I speak in fragments,
feel in floods,
move too fast
and
“If This Feels Like You”
This isn’t for just anyone—
but if it fits, you’re not alone.
If you’ve felt too much, too soon,
in crowded rooms or empty moons—
If you’ve heard what wasn’t said,
carried weight inside your head,
left the party with a smile,
but cried alone for quite a