Hi friends, Greetings from my writing desk – my only desk! I am finding ways to establish a ritualistic rhythm of writing. I’ve experimented with sharing my writings on a weekly basis. I am getting back to that. Tell me, what do you enjoy about my writings? What do you wish I could write more/less… Read More: Fragments »
Hi friends, I have a poem for you today. For me, poetry is a community prayer. It is my medicine. It aids my survival. More than ever, we need connections that make us feel tethered to the large mystery called Being Human. Spring, a season for hope and revival, is inviting us to listen before… Read More: Raining on One April Monday »
Focus better. One item at a time. Do not aim for what’s grand, easy or pleasing to other people. Focus on writing.Focus on paying attention to life and the present moment and let go of the rest. Dump perfection. Start small. Do things that are fun for you. Prioritize rest. Trust your instincts. And keep… Read More: My Life Strategy »
Hi there, You – the person who is confused, exhausted, lonely and misunderstood, would you promise me that you will close your eyes and take a deep breath? I wrote You a poem called Capaciousness. It goes something like this: I’ve tried to finish a novel. I’ve lost my favorite ring – the one my… Read More: Capacious Poem for Capacious Human »
Hi friends, A poem for Spring and for our shared connection. We are way more connected than we know we are. Go say something kind to a stranger today. Buy them a cup of coffee. Share a warm smile. That will make someone’s day. Love, Xiaoyu I Am You All Along By Xiao-Yu Zheng This… Read More: I Am You All Along »
Hi friends, What’s new with you? I had an eventful week – emotionally challenging and growth affirming. And I feel beyond happy and relieved to be centered enough and write to you. Right now, I am listening to Alexandre Tharaud playing Rameau. Let me know if you hear competing melodies in the flow of my… Read More: The Week Before Spring Equinox 2022 »
On my walk today, I thought about asking for help and how difficult and vulnerable the act is. I was reminded of the baggage I carry from my family of origin, the role I took on, the conscious effort it requires to drop the contract that I didn’t sign up for or agree to, and… Read More: Walk with Me »