Oh Baltimore, Be Good to Me
Oh Baltimore, Be Good to Me As I sit to write this piece, listening to the amazing Ludovico Einaudi, I have to stop to feel.
Te Amo, Mi Casa
Being so far from normal makes me constantly feel alone. People look at me and say, “You’re so accomplished” And I think, I haven’t touched ten percent of the things that I’m after. But I nod. I give thanks. Because that’s the proper thing to do. Proper. To be proper.
You Get to Choose What Trauma Does to You
The Night the Bedtime Story Ended Once upon a time there was a young girl who loved a good bedtime story. In fact, it was sometimes the only way she could sleep. She would dance around her room dreaming about being a princess one day in her pretty pink Cinderella
Run. Rest. Run.
Run after everything you want in this life. There will come a time where you have to pace yourself, rest and slow down. But rest is to prepare you to run again, not to stop moving entirely. It’s okay to have a season of stillness. But make sure it’s only
Say “I’m Proud of You” to You
The Power of Word Food We talk a lot about stewarding our bodies. We know we should eat healthy, drink plenty of water, exercise, and take care of ourselves physically. Many people even understand the importance of what I like to call “word food”; the things we speak into ourselves
Must We Experience Lust Before Love? Pt. 2
Maybe it’s fear. Or maybe it’s reality. Or maybe society’s tactic has worked because here I am, wondering once again whether we must experience lust before love. “This is why I love you.” “You don’t love me. You don’t even like me.” It’s almost like hearing a premature I love
You Get to Choose Whether You Die Once or Twice
There will come a time when we are laid to rest. Where our eyes close and life replays before us. Regrets no longer matter. Laughter is remembered. Betrayals can be forgiven. And acceptance of our death is spelled out in our eyes. The thought of where do I go when
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.
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