Flower InBloom
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Writer and creator publishing original essays, poetry, and reflective digital content rooted in lived truth, healing, and grounded spirituality. This profile is my public creative space under the name Flower InBloom.
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The Leaving Door
Mara noticed it before she noticed the quiet. The driver set her suitcase beside the gate, nodded once toward the house, and returned to the road without looking back. Not at the porch. Not at the windows. Not at Mara standing there with one hand on the latch and the other wrapped around the strap of her bag.
By Flower InBloom7 days ago in Fiction
Take Me to Church: The Gospel of What They Tried to Make Us Hate
A lyrical essay on Hozier’s “Take Me to Church” as a meditation on shame, sexuality, institutional judgment, and the reclaiming of humanity through love. Hozier has described the song as being about sex, humanity, and the way church doctrine can teach shame around sexuality, while emphasizing that it is not an attack on faith itself.
By Flower InBloom7 days ago in Humans
We Are Not Fighting Demons; We Are Walking Our Shadows Home
Flower InBloom writes at the threshold where healing, truth, and self-return meet. This piece is an offering for anyone learning that wholeness does not come through inner war, but through walking the abandoned parts of the self back home.
By Flower InBloom8 days ago in Humans
