chrysalis

Such power of self realization. Very moving.
I found it very beautiful.

I think we sometimes forget our own strength & the beauty of our inner being. Too willing to give our power away, maybe. Thank you so much

Dammit, this sizzles and pops on the page...From the clever flow to the little strokes of rhythmic rhyme that really do add a fluidity to the way this reads; it's smooth, yet still smartly imbued with a reminder of how self acknowledging power and personal strength is always there, remaining and what a beautiful revelation that is! .... Almost like a notification, letting advising of just how much badass-ness is inside, for one to tap from....

Found this idea so meaningful and important... It's often hard for folks to realize and maintain their own incredible potential.

Thank you for the heads up, in checking on my own.

Wonderful ink.  
Much love and warmest appreciations dear lady
🌹💙 - B

I don't know what it is about us that makes us so quick to dismiss or give up our power. I do it myself fairly depressingly regularly. I don't know if it's that we don't believe ourselves as the badasses we really are without someone else's validation...or that we're afraid if we own the power within us it will jinx us or something. We forget the image we saw mirrored in someone else's eyes as soon as those eyes shift away. Image didn't change...we just need to look into our own mirror & hold it there. Thank you so much

Willow, you embody the fluctuations of the Moon itself. I remember writing a poem to you years ago because that struck me, and I felt moved by Spirit to compose it. I have several very close Cancer friends and they all go through that period of doubt in themselves. But knowing it's normal, and that it passes within hours, as Moon transits are faster than any other planet, helps. Like my father used to say, "Knowing is half the battle."  Regardless of what you're going through, or what lunar phase is affecting your waters, you know deep inside that power you hold - sometimes it's just best to retreat into the shell and claim it. Over and over again.

Loved this.

I still have that poem saved in my reading list. I frequently refer to myself as a catastrophic disaster, but for all that...I keep rising above. Thank you so much!