Why on earth do we treat ourselves badly We wouldn’t others, but us, yes, sadly We criticise and feel we’ve failed When really all we’ve done is sailed Out on a path which is our own And done our best with task unknown We’re here to learn not be the best And yet we constantlyContinue reading “Good Enough”
Author Archives: Suzi Magic
Time for a change
Our holiday is sadly reaching it’s end A fond farewell to Rhodes we send New friends will be missed and sun becomes rain Reality intercedes and it’s back to the same But it’s time for a change and ready and willing Everyday life can be exciting and thrilling Just need to make different choices andContinue reading “Time for a change”
A Magical Awakening
This is an excerpt from the young adults book I’m currently writing. It’s part of the first chapter and gives you a flavour of the book itself. The story is all about a girl who discovers she’s half fairy and her adventures and experiences after she finds out. Chapter 1- The adventure begins Continue reading “A Magical Awakening”
Loving Me
Today I commit to loving me The powerful being that others see Why is it hard for me to know How to just be and enjoy the flow I know inside that life can be great But struggle against my destined fate Instead of relaxing into the flow I overthink and push and goContinue reading “Loving Me”
The Fey
Fairies live amongst us now In trees they flit from bough to bough They love to bring their healing light To those believers who have the sight They love to play and have some fun But do the job and get things done From them we have a lot to learn They never cringeContinue reading “The Fey”
The Magic
This is my first adult attempt at poetry, something I loved as a child. Please be gentle in your critique of it. I love that we are all connected, I love that sense of one That nature reconnects us all when everything is done The gentle swaying of the trees reminds me ofContinue reading “The Magic”
The Journey Begins
Thanks for joining me! Good company in a journey makes the way seem shorter. — Izaak Walton
