Amethyst and quartz, wildly out of place in the most magical way—a glitter pile of hope beneath the rain spout.
Direct lineage and memory, grounding ancestry in living soil.
Amethyst and quartz, wildly out of place in the most magical way—a glitter pile of hope beneath the rain spout.
My mother kept a butter-colored flower girl of glass, frosted skirt, in the hutch on display.
My spirituality is the container that holds priceless treasures. Freedom is my love language.
It’s no one’s fault— it traces back too far and wide to be blamed on any just one. It is fair to no one. All hail the brave.
You handed me a mineral, and I still carry it with me in the daylight of awake.
He peeled the skins from our tiny oranges and handed them over. We marveled at their perfect fit in our paws.
I couldn’t stay away from her, no matter how her influence hurt. She was all I knew of acceptance and friendship.
My heart opened toward you, cathedral doors swung wide in welcome. Reds and blues water across the floor— purple etches love.
When I was a young girl, I felt safest in the car—going everywhere and nowhere.
I imagine I wouldn’t leave if I ever stepped into one in person. How could I abandon what has already changed me— what has built an inner sanctum from its very presence?