The Road to Self-Discovery
I see the light breaking through the crack inside this wall /
And in this moment of cacao clarity, illusion begins to fall /
For what I thought I never knew /
Can be learned each day as I start with breath that is new
Siân Williams
My Nana
In her small frame, a child-like grace /
But her mind, a beacon to light this place /
Filled with memories of old Dublin's streets /
Where laughter danced to timeless beats
Ceremonial cacao as a therapeutic tool in psychotherapy
Beyond its culinary appeal, ceremonial cacao has served as a therapeutic tool throughout the world. This essay explores the benefits of cacao and its history.
Winter Woman’s Expanding Beauty
This woman, this soul, resilient and free /
Paints her canvas with hues of possibility /
In the stillness, I find a sanctuary of grace /
A tapestry of lessons, each line on my face
Meet the Poet – Siân Williams
I don't remember a time when I didn't write. My dad would always make up games, stories, songs and poems, he could create magic with words and I fell in love with how different words sounded and rhymes felt. He could transport us to somewhere different with the stories he created and I knew I wanted to offer this to people too someday.
Crimson Welcome
I heard the Earth speak to me this morning,
As I bled on her bosom, the day adorning.
In the sacred dance of life's creation,
A celebration of menstruation, a divine sensation.
Navigating the Duality of Abundance: Unravelling the Tapestry of Financial Wealth and Spiritual Fulfilment
In an era characterized by a relentless pursuit of material wealth juxtaposed against pervasive societal disparities, the quest for abundance takes on a multifaceted dimension.
Loneliness at Christmas
Amidst the lights, the cheer, and merry songs,
There lingers a quiet, where solitude belongs.
32 Days
In the garden of my being, seasons dance and sway, Each phase a delicate bloom in its destined way.
Embracing Shame: Reclaiming Power
In shadows deep, where secrets dwell,
A woman's heart, a hidden spell,
Made to feel shame for who she is,
