Tag Archives: poetry on death

Compost Your Pain and Sew Wildflowers #801

Love Letters, Poetry and Prose, Red Thread Letters, Shiloh's WritingsBy Shiloh Sophia April 15, 2020

If you leave a crack in the door of your consciousness for the Muse, She will find you She will bring you her creatures, bad manners, disturb your denial, raid your cookie jar, and reset your default settings, If you are lucky… Visit upcoming events: schoolofintentionalcreativity.org Join me for a free community call? Respond in…

Death and the Intimacy of Laundry

Articles, FaithBy Shiloh Sophia October 2, 2014 13 Comments

death and the intimacy of laundry death doesn’t enter as a destroyer death enters in waves of intimacy. today i am washing clothes still damp from death i can smell last breaths on every fiber the overalls covered in paint and leaves tender moss clinging to my hands the white shirt you wore to ‘dress…