Rage and tenderness are located so close to each other. Often they are walled off, each in their own isolation chamber. In time the barriers between become less formidable,
Rage and Tenderness Can Find Solace In Each Other
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Seja Rachael MA,LPC-S a psychotherapist for three decades, provides insights formed through her experiences with patients.
Tender Re-emergence
I was driving down a small road and came upon a cemetery and was struck by this sadly sweet remembrance for a child. As spring finds it way in my little city, there are buds and flowers everywhere. This gentle weather has initiated much activity. All around me, people are running in new gear, the
Memory and Desire 2
As I move closer to my book’s completion I find myself reflecting on the choice I made to reshape truth to more accurately convey the substance of the experience. Fiction and nonfiction take hands and walk the reader down the same path. Author and memoirist , Tomas Gonzalez speaks to this in an interview which
Outer Eye
Outer Eye This image was taken from the inside of a castle in Northern Italy. Someone whether guard or resident could look outward, to see the enemy when it encroached. When their were no marauder they could view the villagers, living their lives on the fertile fields below, or they might just pause to take
Shared Captivity
She’s a captive, To free her The world would have to change And for herit cannot. In time The lengthy nights of her misgivings Disturbs all forbiddings My own worst enemies Are nothing,paired with hers Together we challenge All her filthy naysayers She concedes, I still fight for herIn my dreams.