You must have heard of Shinrin-yoku — the Japanese philosophy of forest bathing. It says our wellbeing needs ample nature.
By Seema Patel2 years ago in Poets
You start with small things: A toothbrush in the wrong cup. A shared closet that somehow *still* leaves all your sweaters wrinkled.
By PrimeHorizon2 years ago in Poets
You’d planned it for months— the when, the where, the perfect words. But of course, life had other ideas. The picnic got rained out.
You thought it would be awkward— two strangers fumbling with menus, trying too hard to be impressive. But then she laughed at your terrible joke,
You knew it when the rain caught you mid-street, and instead of running, you laughed— because suddenly, getting soaked felt like the start of something,
You made the coffee. Every morning, before my alarm knew I was awake. Two sugars, a splash of cream, and a silence that felt like devotion.
You weren’t forever. But God, you were right now. You were the warm light in a cold year, the laugh in my throat after months of silence.
The things I want, I see with ease... They bloom like visions on a breeze. I see enough and more to share, abundance dances through the air.
By Denise Larkin2 years ago in Poets
I Don’t Care I don’t care what the thinkers think, I don’t care what the dreamers dream. I don’t mean to sound brash, No, I don’t mean to sound trash,
By ♿ V+ Marie381Uk 2 years ago in Poets
Love this benefit so much... Don't stop just because...tired Stop because... it's done Do not be afraid and be patient To escape poverty
By Test2 years ago in Poets
Don’t be so busy that you can’t sit on your porch in the wooden lounge chair, free of your devices, to just breathe, for a slow, lazy evening,
Happiness and sorrow are mixed together like shadows Creating colors in life, not thinking of sadness Being happy and sorrow must be alleviated
