human connection

  • “Blue Light Socrates” • Social media is teaching you to blame. I watch from across the room- the soft blue glow baptizing your face, the gospel of grievance humming through your feed. It’s p r o g r a m m i n g you, not to think, but to defend. Not to feel, but

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  • Witness | poem

    Don’t believe the algorithm. Most humans are still breathtaking. Watch without the glass between you: The littles climbing bus stairs, Backpacks too big, Grins too wide, Mothers waving like lighthouse beams. You can feel the love radiate, And you’re allowed to borrow some — A sip, a spark, Just enough to keep going For one

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  • The Marrow’s Secret Hunger | poem

    Not all famines strike the belly. Some live beneath the ribcage, where marrow aches for what it’s never given.

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  • 🌍 To Everyone Who Found Me Across The Miles, Sometimes, I forget. I forget that my greenhouse blooms in more than just one zip code. That my words sneak through screens and cups of coffee and lunch breaks and lonely nights — and root themselves in the hearts of strangers who, somehow, don’t feel so

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  • Drowning in a Sea of Misinformation? Take my Hand. | blog

    In an age where information overwhelms and beliefs divide, we often forget that connection – not correctness – is what keeps us human. This reflection explores fear, longevity, belief, and the delicate art of letting go.

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