Tag Archives: hope

The Frayed Line

Posted on January 1, 2022 by Christina Anne Hawthorne

Confusion, torment, soul bowed, ice falling as rain, drizzling eyes, they shimmered as streetlights on the pavement. Where to go when there was nowhere to go? Who to trust when trusting was dying before it could be said there was … Continue reading →

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A Dream She Had

Posted on September 14, 2021 by Christina Anne Hawthorne

The dream unfolded with a dream, the kind she couldn’t share because girl’s like her weren’t allowed to exist. Her dream threatened to die a dream, hatred assaulting her because she was deemed unworthy of love. The dream survived as … Continue reading →

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For Someone

Posted on September 7, 2021 by Christina Anne Hawthorne

Somewhere in the world, distant though they might be, was someone waiting? She wondered sometimes. Could it be someone needed the story only she could tell? Their trust guided, held her tight, ever more so when times were hard, when … Continue reading →

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The Promise

Posted on April 13, 2021 by Christina Anne Hawthorne

Another slumber, disquieting and a little somber, no details lingering, yet, her heart lifted anyway, for stirring deep within was the promise, the one made so very long ago, the purpose she couldn’t let go, the purpose she couldn’t forget, … Continue reading →

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Her Eyes

Posted on April 6, 2021 by Christina Anne Hawthorne

What if others could see what she could see, beyond the hatred, and the cruelty, to the kindness, the love that was possible for all, for everyone. If, if only they could see a world made right, then maybe a … Continue reading →

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Writing Hope

Posted on January 9, 2021 by Christina Anne Hawthorne

Tears on a page, her eyes resting, having found peace. Was there anyone, in a world embracing shadows, who desired hopeful words? Wasn’t it the age with an insatiable thirst for hopelessness? Maybe, the story told her, that was her … Continue reading →

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Safe in Her Heart

Posted on January 2, 2021 by Christina Anne Hawthorne

Marveling, as they were, they asked to see it. Fragile, as it was, she held it with two hands. Asking, as they did, they wished to know. Answering, as she must, she shared the truth. Hope, it did seem, was … Continue reading →

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In Thanks For Every Tear

Posted on December 31, 2020 by Christina Anne Hawthorne

Yes, it’s an odd title for the final post of a horrific year. Yet, for me, it brings to mind what I’ll most remember about this year beyond the death and suffering. It’s what I’ll come away treasuring on the … Continue reading →

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Diversity of Mind

Posted on December 19, 2020 by Christina Anne Hawthorne

Where does it come from? How can it be? Ideas for a better tomorrow never before seen. It’s the wonder and diversity of the human mind, existing on a spectrum as broad as humankind. Let’s embrace and nourish, celebrate who … Continue reading →

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Finding Hope in Despair While Waiting for Purpose

Posted on December 10, 2020 by Christina Anne Hawthorne

Hope and purpose. They’re the driving force behind my fantasy fiction, even if they aren’t explicitly stated. I already know how hope can endure despite the odds, and when it’s paired with purpose it becomes a force. Purpose can be … Continue reading →

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