JacquelineJul 7, 20216 minCollapse Trauma (Part 1): “Untergliechness"I justify this dark obsession—the vicarious mental reenactment of my death—by anchoring it to a forensic engineer's technical deconstruction
JacquelineJul 3, 20219 minHis Ghostly Presence in the Mirror: Using Creative Writing to Capture Paranormal ExperiencesIf you are interested in writing about your paranormal experiences, consider using fiction as an option to disclose your story.
JacquelineJun 23, 20214 minUsing Poetry to Heal Current and Past Life SufferingThe process of writing poetry offers a sense of release and healing. Poetry can also help us to work through current and past life issues.
JacquelineMar 18, 20213 minOne Step Up, Two Steps Down: A Semi-Poetic Response to Nonlinear Spiritual DevelopmentResistant to the call, disdainful and intolerant of embarking on such a path, spirituality arrived like a sledgehammer.
JacquelineSep 9, 20201 minHow to Fake It 'Til You Make ItEndure, safe-guard, allocate & squander your best years to this inscrutable quest. Then...metamorphosize into a thing of splendor.
JacquelineSep 2, 20201 minThe Manse on the Hill (Weeping for Home)Despair shifts like the tide, and I am pulled down once again by an undertow of history.
JacquelineFeb 1, 20195 minWalking Together in a Small German Town Accounts of an astral visitation with Hans + poem that resulted from the encounter.
JacquelineSep 6, 20171 minA Valkyrie’s Love Poem for the TreesThey have destroyed your beauty, your canopy that once enfolded me into your splendor.
JacquelineAug 29, 20172 minHead Full of Stars (Unrequited Love Poem, Part 2)Me, dressed in the finest intentions, glancing over, once, and then–the sky opened up. You were heavenly, frightfully sublime...
JacquelineJul 13, 20171 minHurricane Andrew (a recurring dream)When reality suffuses our castle in the air, the yearning resumes its poisoned trail, weighing the heart. fogging the mind.
JacquelineApr 2, 20173 minDear Ryan…You passed away on June 2, 2016, in your house. You left behind a partner, a two-year-old daughter, a sister, a brother, and your parents.
JacquelineNov 16, 20081 minLake Champlain in NovemberIt’s nearly 12pm, windy and with a charcoal gray sky. The trees are bare, exposing large nests that had been carefully constructed...