16
Aug
The Story of the Girl Who Swallowed a Star
Once, in a time before clocks but after dreams, there lived a girl made of soft thunder and ancient curiosity.
3 min read
Yong Boone
07
Aug
From a Mirror I Made That Learned How to Speak
There once was a woman who walked through the world with a bell in her chest.
No one could see
1 min read
13
Jul
Still Here
“The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation.”
—Henry David Thoreau
I arrived at 5:30.
Martha showed me
2 min read
13
Jul
To Name It for Her
An offering to my daughters, and the truth I never meant to leave unsaid
I was spending time with my
3 min read
13
Jul
Korean Medicine, Mother's Hands
The Healing My Mother Knew
When I was young and complained of a stomachache—when my belly was full but
2 min read
05
Jul
Invocation to the Owl Path
May the silent wings of the owl
Brush away illusions of the mind.
May her wide eyes pierce the veil
1 min read
05
Jul
The Trinity
On perception, presence, and the quiet self beyond story
“The eye with which I see God is the same eye
3 min read
05
Jul
A Thread in the Tapestry
A moment of grief, a question to God, and the quiet turning toward self-love. A tapestry woven from tears, music,
2 min read
05
Jul
Your Light
Your light is sacred.
Not everyone is meant to sit close to its warmth.
You carry a deep, genuine capacity
1 min read
01
Jul
Hunger to Understand
When I was in high school, we had just moved into a modest two-bedroom apartment—the four of us—nestled
2 min read