Susan LePlae Miller
Sparkles and Scars

Sparkles and Scars is a poem about healing, resilience, and the beauty of personal transformation. Through vivid imagery of light, wounds, and renewal, it explores how life's struggles shape us, revealing that our scars can become symbols of hope, strength, and new beginnings.

Sparkles and Scars
Poetry
Susan LePlae Miller
Remnants of Grace

Remnants of Grace is a poem about awakening, resilience, and honoring moments of beauty without needing to capture or control them. Through imagery of light, presence, and evolution, it explores how grace remains with us, even as it changes form, reminding us that what is fleeting can still be deeply transformative.

Remnants of Grace
Susan LePlae Miller
The Veins of Our Existence

The Veins of Our Existence is a reflective poem about the flow of life, purpose, and connection. It captures how energy moves within and beyond us, reminding us of renewal, unity, and the endless rhythm of existence.

The Veins of Our Existence
Poetry
Susan LePlae Miller
Silence is Not Silent

Discover the powerful message of Silence is Not Silent, a soulful poem that explores how pain, peace, resilience, and growth pulse through our quietest moments. This reflective piece invites readers to honor their journey, embrace presence, and choose themselves with grace and wisdom.

Silence is Not Silent
Poetry
Susan LePlae Miller
The Escape

Experience the quiet beauty of 'The Escape,' a reflective poem about fleeting moments of solitude, self-discovery, and returning to one’s center. With vivid imagery of light, calm, and introspection, this piece captures the essence of finding peace in the in-between spaces of life.

The Escape

Purpose

Turn Around

Turn Around

Turn Around is a heartfelt poem about faith, self-discovery, and the blessings of life. It reminds us to embrace the present, trust in our purpose, and share compassion and understanding with the world.

Photography by Richard Mayer (British Columbia, Canada).

Poetry reading and video by Sam Senn (Montana, USA).

Poem written by Susan LePlae Miller.