Poem from the Micro Poetry series.
Chasing your dreams, your goals, your life’s aspirations, it is not easy, but once you start to get there, the feeling is amazing.
Love, Kiyo
20
May
2019
Micro Poetry Series
13
May
2019
A Touch of Strange
Poem from the Micro Poetry series.
No matter how much we try, life can not be directed, nor pushed in a box and labelled; we have to take it as it comes, and simply enjoy the ride.
Love, Kiyo
27
Apr
2019
Beautiful Life
Poem from the Micro Poetry series.
Life is not a shopping list; career, relationship status, wealth, none if this should truly define your happiness. You, the person you are inside, should.
Love, Kiyo
24
Apr
2019
Sunlight Essence
Poem from the Micro Poetry series.
I’ve felt this way for many years; whenever I feel the first touch of sunlight in spring, it’s like the touch of life, filling me with new light.
Love, Kiyo
16
Apr
2019
Start Something
Poem from the Micro Poetry series.
Honestly, I know how hard this can be, but even one step —the smallest of steps— forward, can already make a difference in your life. Trust me, just try.
Love, Kiyo
09
Apr
2019
Made of Love
Poem from the Micro Poetry series.
It may be simply put, but I can’t help but feel it is the simple truth.
Love, Kiyo
28
Mar
2019
The Broken Ones
Poem from the Micro Poetry series.
All of us, we stumble and fall, hurt and feel like giving up; but all these scars give us strength and such beautiful courage when we finally succeed.
Love, Kiyo
21
Mar
2019
Nocturnal Escape
Poem from the Micro Poetry series.
Us, creators, we all have that moment when our minds seem to go into overdrive; mine often finds it when I lay down to sleep, as if the stillness opens up possibilities.
Love, Kiyo
20
Mar
2019
Levitation
Poem from the Micro Poetry series.
For as long as I can remember I’ve been fascinated with birds, and love to watch them fly-dance freely across the endless skies.
Love, Kiyo
16
Mar
2019
World in a Teardrop
Poem from the Micro Poetry series.
Like many, I’ve felt the pressuring need to conform and do things like everyone else does; but the older I get, the more I learn to let it go and live my life the way I wish to live it.
Love, Kiyo
