Little One
Making peace with one's inner child60 total reviews
Comment from HealingMuse
Hi Jan,
WOW - GREAT poem - WELL worthy of a 6er, but I'm sorry to say I don't have any left to award. :(((
Lovely artwork and verse combine here for a profound effect.
The (dissociated) inner child work is so critical to healing - not just for victims of this type of assault, but for others as well.
Geez - it's been a long time - well over a year ago - I'd created a multi-author book entitled "Come Out to Play" - just for people to post silly play-type stuff to invite everyone's inner child a forum. Fun stuff.
Thanks for sharing,
Jan
reply by the author on 24-Jun-2008
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Hi Jan,
WOW - GREAT poem - WELL worthy of a 6er, but I'm sorry to say I don't have any left to award. :(((
Lovely artwork and verse combine here for a profound effect.
The (dissociated) inner child work is so critical to healing - not just for victims of this type of assault, but for others as well.
Geez - it's been a long time - well over a year ago - I'd created a multi-author book entitled "Come Out to Play" - just for people to post silly play-type stuff to invite everyone's inner child a forum. Fun stuff.
Thanks for sharing,
Jan
Comment Written 24-Jun-2008
reply by the author on 24-Jun-2008
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Hey, Jan, long time no hear from. It's great to see you again. Thanks for your insights. This piece was one of those that began nagging me and would not stop until I committed it to paper. Love, Jan
Comment from Norzah
A very reassuring poem for blah blah blah and other's who are trying to find
their self-worth in what has been considered lost. No, nothing is lost or damaged but their perception of themselves as a result of anger for not being able to get even. Divert that anger, turn it into a challenge and the self worth will be restored. The poem shows some pointers in this direction. Love the poem.
reply by the author on 24-Jun-2008
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A very reassuring poem for blah blah blah and other's who are trying to find
their self-worth in what has been considered lost. No, nothing is lost or damaged but their perception of themselves as a result of anger for not being able to get even. Divert that anger, turn it into a challenge and the self worth will be restored. The poem shows some pointers in this direction. Love the poem.
Comment Written 24-Jun-2008
reply by the author on 24-Jun-2008
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Thanks, Norzah. While not lost, it is certainly displaced for a long, long time. This piece was one of those that began nagging me and would not stop until I committed it to paper. Love, Jan
Comment from Judian James
I hadn't really thought about it until your author's notes made reference to it, but there are several victims of child abuse within the FS community. It has to be a terrible, traumatic thing to live with, and I'm sure you deal with it almost daily. This is a well written piece that I think would be helpful for those in need of your understanding of their plight. Well done Jan
reply by the author on 24-Jun-2008
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I hadn't really thought about it until your author's notes made reference to it, but there are several victims of child abuse within the FS community. It has to be a terrible, traumatic thing to live with, and I'm sure you deal with it almost daily. This is a well written piece that I think would be helpful for those in need of your understanding of their plight. Well done Jan
Comment Written 24-Jun-2008
reply by the author on 24-Jun-2008
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Thanks, Judian. This piece was one of those that began nagging me and would not stop until I committed it to paper. Love, Jan
Comment from Rajasir
This role of the persona in your poem is unique, for the speaker and the person being addressed to are the same. It is really an epitome of creativity and imagery.The subject is also not to be found so cheaply.Though in prose we do have some writings on the same theme but you have handled it in this poem of yours very beautifully.
Bless you,
Rajasir
reply by the author on 24-Jun-2008
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This role of the persona in your poem is unique, for the speaker and the person being addressed to are the same. It is really an epitome of creativity and imagery.The subject is also not to be found so cheaply.Though in prose we do have some writings on the same theme but you have handled it in this poem of yours very beautifully.
Bless you,
Rajasir
Comment Written 24-Jun-2008
reply by the author on 24-Jun-2008
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Thanks, Rajasir. This piece was one of those that began nagging me and would not stop until I committed it to paper. Love, Jan
Comment from steevie
a poem like this can move mounains and you certainly moved heart with these expressions of understanding and compassion.
so nicely written and it flowed so well
I'm sure Meghan had tears in her eyes as she rad thes e words of s dear friend through writing that hse has gained
it was a loving poem straight fro you heart
great write, my friend
take care
steve
reply by the author on 24-Jun-2008
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a poem like this can move mounains and you certainly moved heart with these expressions of understanding and compassion.
so nicely written and it flowed so well
I'm sure Meghan had tears in her eyes as she rad thes e words of s dear friend through writing that hse has gained
it was a loving poem straight fro you heart
great write, my friend
take care
steve
Comment Written 24-Jun-2008
reply by the author on 24-Jun-2008
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thanks, Steve. This piece was one of those that began nagging me and would not stop until I committed it to paper. Love, Jan
Comment from Lead Scout
Yes, little one, don't be ashame, stand and be strong. Your piece is wonderful and inspiring especially to those people who experienced abuses from the other people. Great piece.
reply by the author on 24-Jun-2008
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Yes, little one, don't be ashame, stand and be strong. Your piece is wonderful and inspiring especially to those people who experienced abuses from the other people. Great piece.
Comment Written 24-Jun-2008
reply by the author on 24-Jun-2008
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thank you, Lead Scout. This piece was one of those that began nagging me and would not stop until I committed it to paper. Love, Jan
Comment from eraserlynch
Lovely inspirational write and I wish I was strong enough to let my inner voice out, I let it have a chat and then I put it back away again as I am too scared to let her out. I hope one day she will stayand I will be able to continue my healing process at the moment I am just treading water and trying not to drown.
reply by the author on 24-Jun-2008
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Lovely inspirational write and I wish I was strong enough to let my inner voice out, I let it have a chat and then I put it back away again as I am too scared to let her out. I hope one day she will stayand I will be able to continue my healing process at the moment I am just treading water and trying not to drown.
Comment Written 24-Jun-2008
reply by the author on 24-Jun-2008
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mel, I pray you will be able to let her out one day, too. I was terrified to let mine out but it has been so freeing to do it. I think having the proper therapist, in my case, a great Christian therapist, is essential to the process. Godspeed to you.
Comment from jelymon
Wow... Such a soul touching poem. It was so very comforting. I loved the format it was written. I loved the message it gave. Thank you fro you loving message of hope and healing. Really really great piece. Jess
reply by the author on 24-Jun-2008
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Wow... Such a soul touching poem. It was so very comforting. I loved the format it was written. I loved the message it gave. Thank you fro you loving message of hope and healing. Really really great piece. Jess
Comment Written 24-Jun-2008
reply by the author on 24-Jun-2008
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Thanks, Jess. It was God-inspired and one that refused to let me go until I got it on paper this morning. Love, Jan
Comment from ExperiencingLiphe
Did I ever tell you that you were my favorite mom??? Cause if I haven't yet I should probably do it now. And just so you know, I can't gaze into your eyes because this 1000 or so miles between us makes it kinda hard.
reply by the author on 24-Jun-2008
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Did I ever tell you that you were my favorite mom??? Cause if I haven't yet I should probably do it now. And just so you know, I can't gaze into your eyes because this 1000 or so miles between us makes it kinda hard.
Comment Written 24-Jun-2008
reply by the author on 24-Jun-2008
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But you have a copy of my book which has a picture of me in it so you can, too, gaze into my eyes. Score another one for me, Little One. Love, Mom Jan
Comment from Paradox Tremors
I'm speechless as what to say or describe how I feel at this moment...your piece was both inspiring and very moving...bringing tears to my eyes and heart. There is no better poem written on this site at this moment.
Thank-you for sharing...
reply by the author on 24-Jun-2008
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I'm speechless as what to say or describe how I feel at this moment...your piece was both inspiring and very moving...bringing tears to my eyes and heart. There is no better poem written on this site at this moment.
Thank-you for sharing...
Comment Written 23-Jun-2008
reply by the author on 24-Jun-2008
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Now I'm the one who's speechless. I'm both honored and humbled by both your rating and your comments. Thank you from the bottom of my heart. Love, Jan
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There's nothing to say, except you deserve "6" from everybody who reads this. This poem is the best of the best my friend. If there was the impossible "7" to give, I would've given you a perfect "10."
Keep up the writing and the heartfelt emotions in your potery.
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Thank you, again.
