Tag Archives: Trust

The Opening

Posted on May 3, 2018 by Suzanne

I’ve opened the door for you. You’re welcome to stay. We can climb trees and eat cherry pie. I’ll hold you when you need to cry. There’s room in my heart now. And in my home. I am grateful to … Continue reading →

Posted in Daughter, Growing up, Mother, Poetry, Uncategorized | Tagged Child, Daughter, Freedom, Girl, Growing up, growing up lonely, houses, inner child, Lonely, Love, Mother, Poet, poetry, Teenager, Trust, Writing, young teen | 1 Comment

Doctor’s Visit

Posted on February 11, 2018 by Suzanne

She hadn’t been to the doctor in years, Preferring the natural way. She looked him straight in the eyes and said, I’m just fine with surgery. You’ve waited too long, I’m sorry to say. Nothing can be done. You may … Continue reading →

Posted in Grief, Loss, Mother, Parenting, Poetry, Uncategorized | Tagged Cancer, Death, doctor's visit, Fear, Illness, life, Living, Loss, medical care, Mother, natural healing, natural health, Pain, poetry, Sadness, shock, Suffering, supplements, Trust, vitamins | Leave a comment

Now . Here

Posted on September 12, 2017 by Suzanne

Now. Here. Needing to be creative. To sit staring out at the open space beyond the balcony door. To hear the birds. Feel the breeze. Today is a day that beckons me to connect with nature. I move closer. Sit … Continue reading →

Posted in Present Moment, Uncategorized, Writing | Tagged #presentmoment, contemplation, Facebook, Nature, Present Moment, Trust, Writing | Leave a comment

Again

Posted on September 17, 2016 by Suzanne

He always said he was sorry. She always believed him. Copyright Suzanne Norton 2016

Posted in Flash (Non) Fiction, flash fiction, Uncategorized | Tagged Flash (Non) Fiction, Flash Fiction, Love, Relationship, Relationships, Trust | 3 Comments

Share Your Soul

Posted on April 19, 2016 by Suzanne

When I allowed him to see my weakness, he told me I was strong. Copyright Suzanne Norton 2016

Posted in Honesty, Poetry, Soul, Trust, Uncategorized, Vulnerability | Tagged bravery, Heart, Honesty, Humanity, poetry, Soul, speak, speech, Trust, Vulnerability | Leave a comment

The Opening

Posted on November 13, 2015 by Suzanne

I never opened up my soul to you. Now I unveil it all too soon. Each time the sense of trust, so coldly ripped apart Leaves jagged little shards, wedged deep into my heart. They penetrate a little less, with … Continue reading →

Posted in Buddhhism, Buddhism, Buddhists, Poetry, Relationships, Trust | Tagged Acceptance, Break-up, Buddhism, Buddhist, Feelings, Heart, Heartbreak, Love, Middle Way, Pain, poetry, Relationships, Soul, Trust | 4 Comments

Trust

Posted on August 31, 2015 by Suzanne

I want to show you the love you’ve always deserved. But how do I know you won’t desert me like all the others? Copyright Suzanne Norton 2015 P.S. I invite you to add two of your own lines to this … Continue reading →

Posted in Creative Writing, Dialogue, flash fiction, Love | Tagged Creative Writing, Dialogue, Flash Fiction, Love, poetry, Trust | 7 Comments

My New Mantra

Posted on May 11, 2015 by Suzanne

The Universe will provide, if I listen to my inner Guide. : ) Copyright Suzanne Norton 2015

Posted in Faith, Inner Wisdom, Universe | Tagged Faith, Guide, Inner Knowing, Inner Wisdom, Trust, Universe | Leave a comment

I Don’t Remember

Posted on April 7, 2015 by Suzanne

I don’t remember how I got here. I don’t remember why I came. I can’t even remember my own god damn name! Tell me what to do. Why it has to be so hard. To love this life, To release … Continue reading →

Posted in Difficulty, Faith, Intuition, Poetry, Sorrow, Struggle, Subconscious, Trust | Tagged Difficulty, Faith, Intuition, life, poetry, Sorrow, Strife, Struggle, Subconscious, Trust | Leave a comment

Faith Renewed

Posted on March 7, 2015 by Suzanne

Last night, at a festival downtown, I made connections, reminding me to keep my faith in the law of attraction. Keep setting my intentions and staying open to the powers of the Universe. It’s like a puzzle. If my intentions … Continue reading →