Poem: Small Kindnesses

An original poem by Heidi Fischer. This poem centers on the difficulty of learning to trust others due to past experience with trauma and having Complex-PTSD. It speaks of the confusion that this kind can bring and the sadness of recognizing that others were not kind. It reminds us of the power of kindness and vulnerability, and it acknowledges that healing connection is possible. The poem opens/closes with chimes and very light music plays in the background.
Music by Kevin Macleod: "Ritual"

Reviews

Thank you for a great beginning to my day. I will be more open to observing kindnesses today.

No words at this moment; only tears. Thank you for this kindness!

Thank you. “Your kindness sees me and in return I see you”. I have not been seeing with kindness by a romantic partner in a really long time. I see them with the kindness eyes. Maybe the kindes I see it’s my own .

Thank you✨️💞🤗 it's special to be seen. This reminds me of a encounter I had yesterday. What a blessing. Good day

Thank you for this perspective this morning. I needed it.