No absolute truths

“The unicorn is a myth.” “All myths originate from someone’s thoughts, when a need is felt for it.” “Desperation to believe?” “Yes. The story goes that only a virgin could capture it. Virgins denote power of purity. That makes the unicorn a symbol of truth.” “There are no absolute truths either.” “I agree. But it … Continue reading No absolute truths

Core beliefs

Here's a piece of prose poetry, or poetic prose .... My core belief is that there are no core beliefs. Everything is susceptible to change. I craved for understanding and acceptance, and believed that it will emerge miraculously from somewhere, but it never did. I believed that sadness will disappear at the other end of … Continue reading Core beliefs

Sunday Writing Prompt #243 “Core Beliefs”

A challenging prompt ….

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For this challenge I want you to examine one of your core beliefs. Some possible examples “Man is basically good.” “No one will ever love me.” “We grow through adversity.” “Everything I do is pointless I am just going to fail anyways. ” It is better to be kind than right.” You can illustrate this belief in a poem or story or you can tackle it in a psychological/spiritual discussion. If you choose to go the discussion route please include how this belief has benefitted or hindered you. If it hinders you consider a healthy/alternative perspective. Do you know where this belief originated?

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Endings

I think I know where the path leads. Hence, I take small, measured, premeditated steps with a strategy. The gaps between the trunks and leaves show glimpses of the sky, and am imagined destination. Yes, the sky is where I want to reach. A turn, a stone and a fall --- and I am in … Continue reading Endings

Old and New

Here's a Reverse Etheree   belief grows from a need for rootedness old and new do not always connect imposed expectations challenge emergence of new systems life for those starts with fighting the old the past is dead release it let it go   Weekly Tanka Poetry Prompt Challenge by Elsie Hagley