HeyJaredLuz & Wildflowers™ by Cheri Tricia
Poetess • Writer • Certified Health & Wellness Coach Woman of God, cultivating a life of faith, femininity, wellness, and family. Reflective essays, botanical wisdom, and slow living. New essays every Wednesday.
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Unapologetically Uncool (opens the original)
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I’m very comfortable with the fact that, by a lot of modern standards, I am probably pretty uncool. I’m usually not in the loop with whatever everyone is watching, wearing, listening to, talking about, buying, or treating like essential knowledge, and I very much enjoy being a little outside of it.Long walks where my thoughts can stretch out. Tea and other warm beverages I actually do sit down to drink slowly. Mornings with God. Beautiful food, flowers, sunlight, writing, conversations that mean
I’m Keeping My Sensitivity (opens the original)
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Text within this block will maintain its original spacing when publishedShe feels the heliotrope bruise in a sentence before the words decide to ache, hears the teaspoon answer in a stranger octave when someone smiles for everybody’s sake, her spirit catching the tremolo beneath the sentence’s polished ending. Beauty enters through the same hidden sense, nacreous light inside a seashell, the sudden frisson of being remembered in detail, music opening a room behind her fuchsia heart she did not k
She Stayed Close to the Flowers (opens the original)
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Text within this block will maintain its original spacing when publishedShe stays so close to the flowers that pollen follows her home, leaving new freckles across the bridge of her nose, tucking yellow beneath a fingernail, resting between the pages of well-loved books that never entered the garden, little sacred traces of the Creator traveling home with her. She speaks softly to the forest animals, to moths lingering on her sleeve and beetles wandering beyond their business, her words carrying
The Sleep We Keep Borrowing (opens the original)
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Over the last couple of months, I’ve been intentionally leaning into the different expressions of rest, and it has been one of the kindest investments I’ve made in my overall well-being. I’ve noticed that when I create more margin throughout my day, spend more time outdoors, take slower evening walks, nap, or allow myself moments where I don’t feel responsible for producing something, my mind feels quieter. My nervous system settles and even my relationship with God feels less rushed because I’m
The Responsibility of Being Seen (opens the original)
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Over the last week, I’ve been spending even more intentional time in deeper prayer, meditation, stillness, and within my own body, paying attention to where I feel open, where I tighten, what memories surface, and what needs to be released. One of the themes was visibility and the more visible we become, the more opportunities we have to decide whether we are going to keep belonging to ourselves and God.Visibility does not require a booked-out stadium or thousands of people knowing our name. It
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