Author Archives: Dayna E. Mazzuca

  take what you need, it’s okay to fill your own cup to overflowing before seeking to give out to others in need of knowing abundant-like living   and giving     THIS POEM APPEARS IN MY BOOK Approach Available on Amazon

  walk towards the light, the living glow against darkness            stumble, shed your tangled skein, here by the fire   time     lengthening as it slows to hear what you have to say for the first time words next to fire freight of old trains passing in the silence, flames explain   here, let me feelContinue reading “Join me by the Fire—spoken poetry”

  I live in the woods, extended out on a small cot and write on a large wooden desk, next to the window— snow-covered spruce branches reach out, making my welcome felt; the bell rings long before dawn, rousing me to dress and come to chapel— to sing, worship. I wash at a gleaming whiteContinue reading “On Retreat—spoken poetry”

This poem appears in my book peace: poems for the spiritual journey – Available on Amazon

This poem appears in my book peace: poems for the spiritual journey – Available on Amazon