#calming post

for your tired shoulders

Soft Soft hug

and Soft Napkin for your Tears

Soft Soft hug

we are One now, in this hug

Close

eyes

and windows

Close

doors

and thoughts

Just be in Hug

Let my arms be cage

But backwards

It will keep you safe from nightmares

It will not let Nightmares to your bed

You in blanket

Soft Soft blanket

Soft Soft

Tea

Soft Soft socks

and

Soft Soft

plushie

it's a frog

or dog, it's strange toy

but it's Soft and this is all have matter

for this Soft poem.

i will not let to this poem

sad words of this world

it is cage

but backwards

it is blanket

get here, under

under soft soft blanket

Soft Soft blanket

we will live

CALMING TAG. 

What makes you calm? 

“Rules” - Post 4 to 9 pictures of things and settings that make you calm. Then add a list of things. It can be a long list, a short list, with descriptions or no descriptions. Things that make you calm can include (but not limited to) movies, food and drink, reading materials, games, places, nature, music, pets, etc etc. Tag at least 4 people. 

Tea (usually Assam or chamomile). It’s a comforting luxury that I value along with cold, clean water I can get out of my fridge at any point. That never ceases to be an incredible thing to me.

Watching movies like Local Hero, One of Our Aircraft is Missing, and I Know Where I’m Going! make me calm for some reason. They’re relaxing and engaging at the same time. 

Listening to the Local Hero soundtrack and to Ravi Shankar’s music and teachings. 

Reading unique and niche literature. Writing and reading Newmann fan fic. And just writing in little notebooks.

The noise generator app - I love thunder. It makes me feel alive and oddly comforted despite the possible threat to my safety. 

Catching and releasing critters (frogs, toads, and grasshoppers) because they are living things with heartbeats and their own lives. They are precious. (grasshoppers have a heart-like structure)

Watching videos of Octopuses. So peaceful and frightening. 

Growing plants and being in nature. Few things calm me down faster. 

Playing Monument Valley. Video games and board games can be very triggering for me but something about this is a perfect mix of thinking and centering. 

Swimming and floating....I’ve forgotten how to relax these days but I grew up going to the sea (see picture of my fave rocky beach) and I’m always desperate to swim. It makes me feel alarmingly small in the universe but alive. 

Snugglin’ in bed. Duh.