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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

    ALONE | A Place to Belong
  • The Letter of Love | I Forgive You

    Another poem I wrote back in 2018 was given a facelift. A powerful letter of self-forgiveness, reflecting on the journey from fear and doubt to self-acceptance and healing. A poetic exploration of resilience, growth, and the strength to move forward. Continue reading

    The Letter of Love | I Forgive You
  • The Silent Place

    There’s a sacred kind of peace that comes from stillness. This poem is for the quiet hearts—the ones who crave rest, truth, and a place where they are fully known. 📱 Instagram: @skfabric_303 🌐 Website: fabricthatmademe.com #fabricthatmademe #skfabric_303 Continue reading

    The Silent Place
  • A Home in The Woods

    🏡 A Home, A Season, A Blessing 🌿 In March 2020, we found a forgotten home deep in the New Jersey Pine Barrens—abandoned, weathered, and waiting for a second chance. It needed love, and as it turned out, so did… Continue reading

    A Home in The Woods
  • Dear Me,

    Dear Me” is a deeply personal letter I originally wrote in 2020 as part of a therapy exercise while transitioning into a new phase of healing. It was a time of self-discovery, growth, and learning to reclaim my voice. Now,… Continue reading

    Dear Me,
  • Don’t let me fall

    In April 2019, I was quietly stepping into the first stages of healing. It was a journey that, at the time, felt deeply personal—just between Jesus and me. I was beginning to see glimpses of light, but the path ahead… Continue reading

    Don’t let me fall
  • Do You See Me

    Do You See Me Do You See Me? In 2018, I wrote this poem during one of the darkest seasons of my life—a time when I was just holding on. Rereading it now, years later, was incredibly difficult, and deciding… Continue reading

    Do You See Me