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I'm a spiritually attuned empath and spiritual healer, deeply committed to guiding others toward higher awareness and personal transformation. Passionate about poetry, I try to infuse my work with vivid imagery, drawing inspiration from historical narratives and my spiritual journey. With a keen interest in metaphysics, tarot, and ancient wisdom, I like to encourages introspection and personal evolution, challenging societal norms and helping others awaken to their true purpose. My writing and spiritual practices reflect a profound respect for interconnectedness and universal harmony, as I walk my unique path of light and understanding.

  December 2023     15 hours ago

Submitted Poems 46 total

Epic of Tribes: Spirit's Path: Crazy Horse

As treaties broke and shadows grew,
Another warrior rose, steadfast and true.
From the heart of the plains, where the winds spoke clear,
Came Crazy Horse, a name the foe would fear.

A man of vision, quiet and strong,
He walked a path where...

by Arnold Williams

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No Shadows in Tomorrow

I won’t carry the weight of yesterday,
Its echoes fade in the light of day.
The burdens, the heartbreak, the fleeting ties—
Left behind where the past now lies.

For what is the present, if not a door,
To futures unshackled, unbound, and more?...

by Arnold Williams

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Epic of Tribes: Spirit's Path: Sitting Bull

When the buffalo thundered and the rivers ran free,
Sitting Bull spoke of what life should be.
He gathered his people beneath open skies,
To share sacred truths where the eagle flies.

“Let us put our minds together,” he said,
“And see what...

by Arnold Williams

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Flicker in the Void

In the dark of shadows,
lingering thoughts take hold.

Oft dark and sinister,
shifting reality of what we know.

A flicker of light betrays,
the endless depth of despair.

Time slows its endless march
yet moments vanish unaware.

In...

by Arnold Williams

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Epic of Tribes: Spirit's Path:Red Cloud

Beyond the rivers where tears did flow,
The plains bore witness to another foe.
From mountain shadows and vast skies wide,
A warrior's spirit and wisdom would collide.
The Lakota stood, their voices raised,
Against the tide where treaties were...

by Arnold Williams

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Throughout I felt as I were that child

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This piece stands out because it combines technical skill with deep emotional resonance, delivering a narrative of pain, strength, and forgiveness that is universally relatable. It’s not just a poem—it’s a testament to survival and resilience. 

15 days ago

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Nice metaphor. Our liberties, much like the egg are very fragile

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The precursor to this epic series is the 4 part Epic of Man. I will try to release the other parts of The Epic of Tribes every Friday. Also there is The Truth Beneath the Feast which is a bit of an introduction for the stories of the Indigenous tribes. I hope you enjoy them all 

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Love how this portrays how nature will endure even in the harshest of conditions. Is this also a metaphor for your own journey?

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I hope you find the other parts of this epic equally as amazing

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Consciousness is indeed deeper than philosophy can fathom

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stay tuned for a 17 part Epic. "Epic of Tribes"

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Confronting what you fear is the first step to letting go

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I have been on many of these street to finally find the right road towards fulfillment

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Your cleverness is amazing. That poor guy will be left with quite a limp now that one leg is longer than the other

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You have given us a glimpse into you souk.

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Nicely done

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No training can fully prepare 1st responders for what you might face. Thank you for your service

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Such a heartfelt moving piece

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