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  • Pieces of My Tears

    June 18th, 2020
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    in my private moment of stolen grief

    by public views of what appears

    to be a happier version of me

    what appears in blink of thunder and flash

    to protect brokenness as leaky puddles

    of someday when change comes

    someday when the world is full stupid some-days

    we can’t be tired of being sick and tired too long

    because too many of us are dying under the burden of grief

    head stones that roll away love in private pastures, shouting to the pieces of the soul that fly. Stay a little longer and let me be human with holes in the middle of my flesh and wounds that remember the safety in the someday when we go home where love is~kindness sister Krissy

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  • Drive Through Worship

    June 14th, 2020

    I attended a drive through service

    not like the fried chicken joint on the corner

    or the liquor store that’s never

    close. This worship, broken, by parked cars in cramp

    parked spaces. Horns tutted, as tambourines.

    the shocks on our SUV’s are gone. Reverberating

    communion, the preacher dressed in gladness

    through the madness of a pandemic

    we joined car to car to worship

    under the sunshine, under the decaying cross

    dripping with mortals singing.

    Three block away from where I live

    in nature we drive away

    having received God in our cars.

    kindness sister Krissy

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  • A Riot of Missed Spellings : Aka Lifer’s Write Poetry NaPoWriMo

    April 1st, 2020

    Photo by Yonghyun Lee on Unsplash

    Hi everybody I’m kicking off NaPoWriMo with a funny Poem. If you’d like to join the fun 30 days of poetry here’s the link http://www.napowrimo.net/

    My life – a knickknack worthless- series of bad spellings,

    a bunch of misfires, hootings and shootings

    blank on the page

    Good morning you fool- you fool!

    Failing even on Grammarly.

    Double down my character, personified

    Looney & Tooney

    Porky the pig/ Elmyra’s got the gig

    try out for the the circus you- silly- writer-you

    “I just wanted to love’m”

    and squeeze my life

    into miniature size abundance,

    play the dozens on more time

    but- but

    “that’s ALL Folks”

    kindness sister Krissy Mosley

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  • To Every Dark Cloud, Speak Life:

    March 30th, 2020

    Dear Kindness, I’ve always lived facing something if it wasn’t, one thing it was ten other things. A great man once said “you must be able to weep and still be counted as warriors.”

    That’s how I’ve been feeling as of late. I feel like sobbing the night away. I feel uncertainty like muddy clouds – my tiny raindrops, are for the angels to carry.

    Sometimes when things get to heavy the human body has ways of discarding what it no longer needs. In the words of the good book. I’m paraphrasing, “weeping may endure for one night, but joy must come” joy will come, and we shall have joy after while”

    Somehow, after that,

    I rise up, with a little more grit,

    I rise with a little more strength,

    I rise with a little more getting up,

    that everything is going to work out,

    just fine.

    kindness sister Krissy

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  • Dear Kindness Diary

    March 29th, 2020

    Dear kindness, I keep showing up here, while the world is always overly busy. I’m finally learning,- learning to slow down, catch a glimpse of the breeze I’ve been chasing. Air so crisp and light. I exhale my many roles, of many hats, bag-lady-queen,

    sip kindly my blueberry tea-percolating.

    Inwardly the steps I’ve been making,

    air-tight cultivating, reservoirs of faith

    in times like these, our gatherings were not in vain

    our leaps of faith

    our worship

    our prayers

    our fears to shake

    drawing closer and closer to the day

    to pull from our reserve,

    hold out the light for others still coming

    cast off the shadows

    and wait for day-break

    and wait for day-break

    your kindness sister Krissy

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  • A Way Over, A Way Out, A Way Through: Affirmation

    March 23rd, 2020

    I am divinely blessed today

    I am divinely restored today

    I am grateful to be alive today

    I am holding on to my faith

    I will walk in faith

    I will live by faith

    I speak life today

    I will wash my hands in faith not fear

    I will respond in wisdom not stupidity

    I “cast my cares on God for God cares for me”

    your kindness sister Krissy

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  • The Light is Still Coming:

    March 20th, 2020

    such a beautiful storm

    seas talking with the ocean,

    seen a many things passing, fearful and normal

    never saw this day a-coming.

    what If I can’t carry, everything -the world has me buying

    what if I’m, running around with my eyes wide open – while others maybe dying

    how will I know, I can’t carry this load

    how will I know, if I’m half past crazy or its me and the world

    one thing I know- I remember those old scriptures

    I remember them well,

    “reap what you sow” “God is not the author of fear nor confusion but of love and a sound mind”

    so I’m telling myself, get hold of yourself

    hold on to your faith and let go of the day.

    hollowed hearts- cry out,

    God we made our mistakes,

    coming closer and closer,

    the sky it awakes, turning our faces to you

    God- we are turning our faces,

    to you. Amen.

    your Kindness sister Krissy

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  • Hang On In There: Some Folks have Asked To Listen to My Poems: Here is A Piece of Hope. Its’ Never To Late

    March 15th, 2020
    All Audio Poems written and spoken by : your Kindness sister Krissy

    Photo by icon0.com on Pexels.com

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  • Living In Faith Not Fear:

    March 12th, 2020

    The truth is, no one should have to walk around in shallow lands. Suffering shoulders to look over. The holes of discomfort growing bolder, the need for respite. To pause and reset.

    the earth has its leans, its greens, its means of total upset,

    sucking marrow and the bone. The old, and growing, no one knows ” what tomorrow holds”

    in faith we pray a better world awaits, and healing blows like the winds.

    and healing blows, like the wind.

    kindness sister Krissy

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  • 30 Ways I’ve Survived 7 Years of Being A Full Time Mom & Blogger

    March 11th, 2020

    In my book, there are no shortcuts. Sometimes, I do believe I’ve gone the long way but in the end, I’m right where I need to be.

    1. Remember the old saying “Keep It Simple Stupid”
    2. Drinking Coffee (but not too much) really helps me
    3. Audio Books when I’m running low on reading fuel
    4. Telling Myself its okay to make mistakes
    5. Even If I’m A day late -its never to late to edit
    6. Plenty of water
    7. If I’m writing by 5:am take mini naps throughout the day
    8. On days I can’t find the words- Make lists
    9. Remember to open a window, let the airflow
    10. Neat spaces,
    11. When you can’t write- draw or color with the kids
    12. Make art Sandwiches with the kids
    13. Live by the seven hugs a day (my house rule) -mood booster
    14. Using Affirmations before Showering
    15. Listening to My Elders Tell Stories
    16. Plenty of Laughter Please
    17. Beatboxing with my kids so fun
    18. Family Meditation time & Morning Prayers
    19. Starting a home garden with kids takes the stress out of writing
    20. Running or Yoga made a huge difference
    21. Long baths with rose petals and soft music
    22. Finding artists groups for both writers and kids
    23. NaNoWriMo National Novel Writing Month(November)
    24. NaPowriMo National Poetry Writing Month(April)
    25. Writing Letters To Myself
    26. Little Hobbies that aid in healing
    27. Going to Bookshops
    28. Supporting Other Writers
    29. Re-reading Favorite Books
    30. Placing my hand on my heart- mini 5-second breathing

    (feel free to share your tips on blogging and writing)

    Kindness sister Krissy

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