by Linda Pettit | Sep 17, 2022 | Creativity, I'm Speaking, Love, The Divine Feminine, The Writer's Sanctuary
Recent Posts Untethered End of Watch Echoes Priestess Rosary Search for: Untethered I sat on a plane, high above Canada. I was untethered in the skies. I had escaped to where other’s judgments and expectations couldn’t reach. As I reveled in the feeling, I...
by Linda Pettit | Jan 28, 2022 | Creativity, Love, Spirituality, The Divine Feminine
Recent Posts End of Watch Echoes Priestess Rosary Confession Search for: Echoes I burn to heal, discover, and create.I burn to grey ash, to sticky dust, to gritty sediment.I burn all that I am not.It sinks into the mud.It mucks the bottom.It shrivels to nothingness.It...
by Linda Pettit | May 22, 2021 | Spirituality, Love, The Divine Feminine, Wisdom
Recent Posts Priestess Rosary Confession Poetic Intuition The Hymen’s Tale Search for: Confession “When you approach the confessional, know this… I am only hidden by the priest, but I myself act in your soul. Here the misery of the soul meets the God of...
by Linda Pettit | May 15, 2021 | Linda, Creativity, I'm Speaking, The Divine Feminine, Wisdom
Recent Posts Confession Poetic Intuition The Hymen’s Tale A Bookbag Named God Girdled No More Search for: The Hymen’s Tale As a young woman, I checked my wild creative nature and sexuality to preserve my cherry. Later, I discovered that the hymen was but a...
by Linda Pettit | May 6, 2021 | Linda, Authentic Feminine, Love, Wisdom
Recent Posts The Hymen’s Tale A Bookbag Named God Girdled No More True Colors Good Morning, Divine Feminine Search for: Girdled No More “There is a line of varicose veins on both your legs, mid-thigh,” the woman doctor said, her tone matter of fact. My feet were...
by Linda Pettit | Mar 23, 2021 | I'm Speaking, Authentic Feminine
Recent Posts True Colors Good Morning, Divine Feminine I’m Speaking The Palm Reader’s Gift Why I wore pearls… Search for: True Colors I couldn’t wear red. Layered against my strawberry-blond hair and freckles red was too much. Red was too much for a...
