marriage
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When You’ve Done Everything… Be Still | A Faith-Filled Story of Family, Surrender & Redemption
What do you do when you’ve done everything—and life still falls apart? This is a story of hard choices, a marriage tested, and a mother’s refusal to give up on peace, purpose, or her family. It’s also about learning to… Continue reading
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ALONE | A Place to Belong
This poem, written in 2019, was part of a healing journey guided by therapy & rooted in heart. Processing pain through poetry became a lifeline—a way to name what couldn’t be spoken aloud. If you’ve ever carried the weight alone,… Continue reading
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When Love Grows Up
Written in 2020 & reposted in 2024, this two-part poem explores the gritty, sacred work of marriage—the heartbreak, the healing, & the holiness. For every woman walking the tightrope of loyalty, prayer, & truth in her relationship, this is your… Continue reading
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Essence of Her
She is fierce as lightning & gentle as dew. Essence of Her is a poetic journey through the contradictions & beauty of womanhood—untamed yet still, bold yet meek. This poem honors the invisible power women carry, the softness they give,… Continue reading
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Always Here|Tug-a-war
Originally published in 2018, this raw poem captures the heartache of being dependable, overlooked, and used up. “Always Here | Tug-a-war” explores what happens when love turns into self-sacrifice and crosses into martyrdom. A powerful reminder to value your worth,… Continue reading
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Life’s a Mess… And So Is My Sink
From macaroni-crusted sinks to overflowing to-do lists, this funny and heartfelt blog post explores the reality of needing a break. Finding gratitude in the chaos! Whether you’re dodging dishes or dodging burnout, this one’s for you. 🤍💌 Subscribe at fabricthatmademe.com… Continue reading
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In My Shoes | A Raw Look at Survival, Strength & Grace
This one came from a place of truth—written during a time I was carrying more than just my own burdens. In My Shoes is a poem for anyone who’s ever been misunderstood, judged too quickly, or forced to keep walking… Continue reading
