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  • Self- Reflection | Who am I?

    Who am I? It’s a question I return to over and over—sometimes with peace, sometimes in panic. I’m a writer, a wife, a mother, and more. I’ve failed and grown. Bent and at time a little broken. This reflection is… Continue reading

    Self- Reflection | Who am I?

  • A Journey of Faith and New Beginnings

    When fear held us back, faith moved us forward. This is our story of trusting God, choosing stillness, and watching His perfect plan unfold. A journey of surrender, love, and new beginnings. 💛 Read it now: fabricthatmademe.com ✨ Subscribe for… Continue reading

  • She Heard the Hidden Call

    She walked where no one else could see—into the Unseen. A short story that whispers of courage, wonder, and what lies beyond the veil. ✨ Let yourself believe in magic again. ✨ Love stories that stir your imagination and awaken… Continue reading

  • Support: The One Thing That Never Came

    What happens when you pour your heart into your work, and no one shows up? This post is for the writers and creators who feel unseen. It’s an honest reflection on being met with silence and why support still matters.… Continue reading

  • Overcoming Through Faith: The Power of Your Testimony

    Trials are messy and painful, but they shape us. In “The Power of Your Testimony,” discover how every setback refines us, turning broken pieces into a testament of God’s unwavering love and a devotion that transforms trials into triumph. Read… Continue reading

    Overcoming Through Faith: The Power of Your Testimony

  • The Writer’s Mind – The Writer’s Process

    A poem for every writer, dreamer, and soul who’s ever spilled ink to make sense of it all. Originally written in 2024, this piece captures the power of storytelling, healing, and unleashing truth, one word at a time. ✨ Read… Continue reading

    The Writer’s Mind – The Writer’s Process

  • Where Home Used to Be

    A poem about the kind of home that holds your soul, comforts your bones, and stays in your memory long after the door has closed. When you leave a space like that, it doesn’t just echo—it aches. 🏠💗 #PoemAboutHome #WhereHomeUsedToBe… Continue reading

    Where Home Used to Be