Santa Muerte, Beautiful in Red She hands me a sickle all my own, small, handheld, meant for cutting cords.
Santa Muerte, Beautiful in Red She hands me a sickle all my own, small, handheld, meant for cutting cords.
I fought until surrender was all that was left. And now, I like it; it became my deepest desire—to swim.
I’ve learned it’s okay to let go of control and allow life to carry me forward.
The journey doesn’t require anything but soul.
It's five-year-old you, still here now with wisdom.
Giving my heart to Yours is joy.
Stars flow between our sealed kiss. My tears fall, cascading diamonds over valley and curve.
To Him my love is as beautiful an offering as my grief. Gold knows no mold. It flows, fluid and alive.
The gift is hidden in the exodus—freedom, spacious wandering, dreaming past all I’ve known. Bigger plans, endless creativity, closer to Him, blockages dissolving. I run to meet You. I am ready.
I give it all to You. All that I cannot control, all that I cannot make turn out for good, I give it up to You.