
The Happiest Year of My Life
Trying to have more of a heart like Christ this year made me a bit of a dummy. Not because Christ is, but because I’m

The Price Went Up
Exposed her body for a little more attention. Rejected lovers based merely on their net worth. Self-condemnation only appeared when she felt as though he didn’t pay nearly as much as the others. So I looked at her and asked, What more do you want? “To be taken care of,”

To Be Humbled
Why does intimidation rise when you see them? Why must you find a way to demean them? It’s as if dreams offend you. Almost like your inability to believe in more requires you to project your limitations onto them. Why does their imagination enrage you? Why does their perception have

The Illusion of More
What happens when the thing you prayed for becomes your normal life? You wanted more. You moved for more. And you got more. But, “more” became normal enough that you started asking for more again. More was always the goal. It gave a heightened sense of a mountain to climb

Merely An Experience
There’s been debate on whether or not people are merely to be experienced. And I’ve struggled with the idea for some time. My initial thoughts on the situation were negative. What do you mean people are experiences, I thought. What am I, an amusement park? But then I

There Was Never Another Woman
They lock eyes. There’s a feeling of familiarity here. His eyes start to fall. Her eyes enlarge. Who wronged who? There was a time when they couldn’t last more than 60 seconds without embracing a loving touch. Whether it was holding hands, A kiss on the forehead, Or better

Without Reverence Love Loses Its Meaning
Pride will have you blinded to realities that are blatantly in front of you. There’s no way this person would see me this way. Fabricating stories in your head to convince yourself of something that was never true. I thought when one says “I do” it means “I do”. Romanticizing
Jordan Alexis
Is a writer who believes in the power of words to bridge worlds. Through faith, poetry, and mental health tips she invites readers into conversations that matter. Her work explores the intersection of spiritual growth, authentic living, and leaving a mark they can’t erase.