Grace and strength
That’s what they say embodies the divine feminine
Yet, I see it in all of us
Women and men and everyone else
For we are all part of divinity
As creating is divine
Making someone smile is divine
Leaving the world a truly factually better place
For those who have been oppressed
Is a true marker of strength
Surviving on difficult days
Breathing through the storms of life
Is a true marker of grace-
Covered in snot, though it maybe-
Living life is an act of strength and grace,
Whether we fight or survive or thrive
For everyday we make choices
That make someone smile
That make someone thrive
That make someone feel at ease with life.
Author’s Note: As an adieu to Maa Durga for this year, but a welcome to all others forms of the divine, a happy festive season! Thank you for reading, and supporting, whether it is by sharing or commenting or liking. Your attention is an honour. Read more of my works in the store, before they are up on Muses_Saga for paywall free reading.
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On paper, she has everything- a dedicated lover, powers that are second to none, and professional success. Yet, she wakes up in a hospital having tried to do the unimaginable and hurt herself, but thankfully she gets a chance to heal. Explore with Siya the depths of familial trauma and healing.
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Please read a review of the work here by the Literature Times, which awarded this work The Legacy of Literature Award. The work also won the Dickens Literary Medal and Woman Writer of the Year by Ukiyoto Publishing.
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