Freedom From Disturbance – Poetry

Posted on by itsjaimarie

There is something about being out here.

Something that pulls me out of bed each morning, grabs my jacket or pulls a hoodie over my unkempt hair and I am off to breathe in the morning air

Something that I am still trying to figure out, taking pictures that I will later write about

But for now..

I sit on the ground facing dark green bushes and leafless trees

Pondering about my day ahead, trying to decide if I will stay awake or get back into my bed

My hands burn from the freezing temperature but after awhile it no longer bothers me

As I get lost in my imagination, envisioning freedom

It hits me

This.

Here in my backyard, where all negativity is absent

Is freedom from disturbance.

 

2 thoughts on “Freedom From Disturbance – Poetry”

  1. That’s nice! It’s always a good feeling to know something as beautiful as nature can bring out the creativity in someone. Sometimes there is beauty in the madness 🌷🌹

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Published by itsjaimarie

Jai Marie is a freelance writer and blogger from Indiana. As a child, she’d lock herself in her room and spend hours writing in her notebook. She started out journaling, writing music, and poetry. While Jai continues to write in these areas, she also explores other niches, such as short story creation and blogging. She also offers writing services under the name J.M. Writes. The itsjaimarie blog was started as a way for Jai to express her creativity and inspire others. It's grown into a platform focused on spreading mental health awareness and discussing different aspects of spirituality. Aside from writing, she loves listening to true crime podcasts, communing with nature, and meditating with her crystals.