April 2026
A Thousand Papercuts
On the quiet wounds
He is not the villain. He is not the storm, the scream, the fist through the wall. He is the silence after...
Poems from the Heart
Verses about love, marriage, the weight of caregiving, and the grace that carries us through
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April 2026
The Ache of Almost
When love is not enough
We do not fight anymore. Not because we found peace, but because the war stopped feeling worth winning...
April 2026
When Someone Stops Trying
The scariest silence
The scariest thing is not the fight. It is when fighting stops being worth it...
March 2026
The Weight I Carry
For Steve, and for every caregiver who loves through exhaustion
There are mornings I wake before the sun already tired from dreams of to-do lists...
February 2026
In Sickness
Marriage vows, lived
They warn you about "for worse" but not what worse looks like...
January 2026
Breadwinner Blues
For the women who hold it all together
No one tells you that providing feels different when you are a woman...
December 2025
When He Sleeps
Quiet moments
When he sleeps, I watch the rise and fall of his chest like a prayer being answered...
November 2025
A Prayer for Strength
For the days when faith wavers
Lord, I am tired. Not the kind of tired sleep can fix...
Our Anniversary
Still Choosing
For Steve
Marriage is not the wedding day, not the dress or the vows or the cake...
These poems are my way of processing the beautiful, difficult, sacred work of loving someone through hard seasons. If you are carrying weight too, know that you are not alone. The struggle is real—and so is the grace.
— Tiffany