The One Above
The whole world is broken Let’s give her a hug And send our prayers up to The One Above Who will kiss our foreheads Bandage our hurts While holding our hands For better or worse Until all is not broken
Author: Jess M. Collette
I live in Rhode Island with my husband Joe and our rescue dog Callie. I love to create and write, drawing inspiration from real life, spirituality, and nature. It is my hope that my stories provide a little bit of sunshine in the lives of those who read them. For additional information and to view original (and oftentimes whimsical) content, please visit www.jessicamcollette.com.
Full Steam Ahead
We’ve all heard the saying Don’t miss the boat But if you happen to First, learn how to float Then learn how to paddle With whatever you’ve got While filling your head With positive thoughts That propel you forward Full steam ahead
The Cactus
Hang Loose
Life is like The changing tide Rise and fall Fall and rise So, find your balance, Hang loose, and ride
Snow and Sun
Do you see the landscape Desolate with snow, Or do you see the landscape With an ethereal glow? Though the ground is frozen Growth has begun Spring flowers are born Of snow and sun
We May
We may Not be successful In all that we do Need a little help To carry us through Feel like failures In so many ways Be the only one At the end, who stays Have an epiphany Out of the blue Take the first step Toward what we should do Find an answer We’ve waited… Read More We May
Happy
Do what makes you happy And happy you will see Hear Touch Taste And smell Happy you will be
Away, They’ll Fly
Signs of spring are in the air So, let’s shed winter’s cares Let’s wash them, fold them Hang them out to dry And with a bit of luck Away, they’ll fly
Infinite
I asked Not so I could find Answers originating In my mind But answers infinite Wide and deep To the questions That I keep To the questions That I seek I asked And now I listen
Bluebird
A bluebird appeared To brighten the day To sing a song That with us will stay As a melody of hope Always
Jessica M. Collette 
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