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Poetry & Art

Step Away from the Dark

When younger, she experienced so much pain.
Pain she chose to bury, ignore and lock away.
She faced times that gave her too much strain,
But her secrets she still could not say.

To others she was upbeat, vibrant and excited.
They experienced her zest for life and all her joy.
But to herself she was constantly spited.
The life she was living, she did not truly enjoy.

This was the norm and dark thoughts would appear,
Almost routinely to kick her arse.
She’d hide away until safe to reappear,
Knowing that for a while, the bad feelings would pass.

Then the reality of her pain rose like a beast,
For she fell again and the glimmer of light disappeared.
She had a choice, to die or release the pain of the past.
Choosing strength—a new life, she pioneered.

For the first time, she allowed herself to speak the words she had hidden.
She allowed herself to feel what she avoided.
By facing her obstacles the pain and sorrow was overridden.
The experience of meeting her true self coincided.

She discovered the spiritual, nurturing side
Of a soul she thought would always be tainted.
She shares her stories with nothing but pride,
In a bid to help others stop feeling haunted.

Creating her new life is a never-ending journey,
Because demons don’t like to be silenced.
But she now knows, happiness and freedom, she is worthy,
And the power she holds within is enhanced.

She is fierce. She is strong. She is brave.
She is soft. She is caring. She is nurturing.
She understands a new life she will pave.
With new miracles constantly appearing.

I am thankful for everything as it was my lesson from the Universe
To step away from the dark, surround myself with love and fully immerse.

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by Jaci Rogash

Jaci is a Life Coach and Speaker for women who have faced adversity and obstacles in the past still affect them in some way. Her clients are ready to break through the barriers that have holding them back, overcome limiting beliefs, start to love themselves again and reconnect with who they really are.

Jaci has spent the last three years working on herself and overcoming her own obstacles and limiting beliefs, in doing so, she has discovered a sense of freedom she never thought was possible. Jaci now wants to help other women (and teens) fall in love with themselves and their life to allow them to really live a life they want.


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