Tag: father

A Thought: Worth More Than Gold

by Esha Montgomery, posted in Esha Montgomery, father, fish, gold, love, poem, sea, trust, Uncategorized, Worth

Photo by Pixabay on Pexels.com Trust, loyalty and love is worth more than gold. My Father once told me there's a lot of fish in the sea but not many of them are worth catching. If you have someone that loves you and wants you to excel hold on to them and don't let go. … Continue reading A Thought: Worth More Than Gold

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Open Journal Entry: The Bitter Truth About My Relationships

by Esha Montgomery, posted in acknowledge, arms, better, Build, care, children, creative writing, day, Desire, die, ex, family, father, friendship, goal, goals, heart, home, Jesus, journey, kindness, love, nothing, pain, partnership, people, place, pray, prayer, relationship, safe, silence, soul, spirit, tears, Thing, thought, time, Uncategorized, ways, world, years

Photo by Jess Bailey Designs on Pexels.com I want to paint this neat picture of myself sometimes. By portraying a person that doesn't exist but that's not me. I'm honest to a fault. I can't run be hid filters. I'm not afraid to show my imperfections because I spend my time trying to overcome them … Continue reading Open Journal Entry: The Bitter Truth About My Relationships

God: A True Friend

by Esha Montgomery, posted in BROKE, Broken, cold, die, father, feel, feeling, feelings, God, Hands, heart, heart break, heart broken, heaven, hills, honest, life, pieces, real, realities, train, trust

When my Dad died and my boyfriend turned into a nightmare on squeaky wheels. God held my hand and gathered together the pieces of my broken heart and for that I am forever grateful. Because my life has been one train wreck after another. But now I don't feel so alone anymore. I have a … Continue reading God: A True Friend

Enough Mourning

by Esha Montgomery, posted in car, care, dreams, Enough, faith, father, fish, fishing, freestyle poetry, God, Hands, live, love, memories, move, never, people, poem, poetry, pray, prayer, remember, strength, thank, time, Togetherness, years

This poem is for all the people who have lost someone they loved. Keep the faith! It never goes away. The feeling of missing you. The thought of... could I have done more. The shape of your face blends into the background of shaky memories. I can't go back in time to hold your hand. … Continue reading Enough Mourning

Passing On To Glory

by Esha Montgomery, posted in better, breeze, change, Daddy, eye, eyes, face, father, Father's Day, friends, glory, God, grow, hard, hits, hurt, kindness, moment, relief, tongue, trust, Uncategorized, week, wind

Photo by Szabu00f3 Viktor on Pexels.com Passing On To Glory All I hear is condolences Rolling off grief stricken tongues They hit me Like hard pebbles meant for skipping They tell the tale of a daughter Who lost her father last week Kind faces filled with sympathy towards me Are hurtful and bring no relief … Continue reading Passing On To Glory