She Feels Lost
She Feels Lost Homesick for a place she’s never been Knowing within her core that she was made for more […]
Empowerment
These are empowerment poems for women who are done playing small — and have been for a while.
Not motivational quotes. Not cheerleading. These poems for women are built from philosophy, fire, and twenty years of watching what it actually takes for a woman to step into the full weight of who she is. They ask more of you. They believe you can bear it.
Alexandra Gold wrote She Is Powerful for the woman who has done the healing work and is ready to move. Who knows she is here for something, even if she cannot yet name it precisely. Who is building — quietly, consistently, against odds that were never designed with her in mind.
Read a poem. Come back tomorrow. The path builds over time.
If you are ready to go deeper, She Is Powerful is available here — and so is The Foundation Course, for women who want the full architecture.
She Is A Warrior
A Woman On Purpose is a Warrior. Strong and yet gentle. She is a leader yet she will follow her
She Is Heard
She is Heard She cries out from the rooftops for all to hear Her message of Freedom Her message of
She Is A Party Girl
She Is A Party Animal She dances on tables. She laughs all the time. She listens to music , That
She Is Called To Action
She Is Called To Action! Your World Needs You! Yes, You! There is a stirring in the hearts of women
She Builds A Bridge
She Builds A Bridge Between now and then With the beauty that she sees She marks the steps with gratitude
She Wants It All
She Wants It All She has tasted Freedom She has tasted Luxury She has tasted Simple Pleasures Abundantly She wants
She Celebrates Again
She Celebrates Again Ritual Ceremony Fun Divinity She had stopped dancing Stopped playing the tunes Stopped dressing up Stopped everything
She Seeks An Opportunity
She Seeks An Opportunity Is she only one who sees the pain? The only one who cares? The only one?
She Fell Down
I fell down, I fell down Broken Down beneath the curtain of a world that wasn’t mine I fell down,