Tag: Jesus

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

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Honest Rant: Normal

by Esha Montgomery, posted in bad, believe, blue, common, Dad, down, effort, fake, feet, fell, fight, fighting, Fix it, hard, home, honest, Jesus, just a thought, last, laugh, life, moon, moonlight, one, pandemic, past, people, point, pointed, possible, social, Story, take, take it easy, Talk, Thing, thought, time, Trying, Uncategorized, walk, whole, work, world, years

This isn't a poem. If you don't like rants you should avoid this post at all costs! The last two years have taught me a lot about myself. For the longest time, I tried to fix all the quirky things about my personality. Attempting to blend in, be nonchalant and take it easy has been … Continue reading Honest Rant: Normal

Unconditional Love

by Esha Montgomery, posted in Uncategorized

Photo by Kaboompics .com on Pexels.com Unconditional Love Everyday, I look in the mirror I am thankful for what I see. Imperfections and all because the scars made me stronger. And the Shea butter I applied made me smooth. The beauty in all people is correlated with the struggles they went through. Even if you … Continue reading Unconditional Love

Ten Toes Down

by Esha Montgomery, posted in cell phone, cry, Dad, Daddy, family, God, hard, Hard work, hardest part, hope, Jesus, journey, love, memories, number, pray, prayer, sea, Uncategorized

Photo by Min An on Pexels.com This poem is dedicated to my Dad. Ten Toes Down I reach for my phone to dial you at home... only to realize you're gone. I tried to forget about you. My heart wanted to move on, but I get lost playing hopscotch on the number of our memories. … Continue reading Ten Toes Down