Poems for People Who Find It Hard to Stop
Six short, original poems for people who can’t relax — quiet lines for the body still moving after the work is done, the restless hands, the held-breath day off. Free reading from Zen Roots.
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Poems for Burnout, When You’ve Got Nothing Left
Seven short, original poems for burnout — quiet lines for the empty tank, the flat grey morning, the task that used to be easy. Free reading from Zen Roots.
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Poems for a Racing Mind That Won’t Switch Off
Six short, original poems for a racing mind at night — quiet lines for the thoughts that won’t switch off in the dark. Read one and let it slow. From Zen Roots.
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Funeral & Memorial Poems: Short Readings
Eight short, original funeral and memorial poems — plain, dignified readings to say aloud at a service. Easy to read, never sentimental. From Zen Roots.
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Poems for Feeling Like You’re Not Good Enough
Seven short, original poems for the days you feel like you’re not good enough — quiet lines that sit beside the feeling, never argue with it. From Zen Roots.
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Poems for a Stressful Day at Work: Six Quiet Minutes
Six short, original poems for a stressful day at work — quiet lines for the desk, the inbox, and the minute before you go back in. Free reading from Zen Roots.
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Poems for Rest Without Guilt: Quiet Lines for the Pause
Seven short, original poems for rest without guilt — quiet lines for the afternoon you sit down while the list is still watching. Free reading from Zen Roots.
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Bedtime Poems for Adults: Quiet Reading for the End of the Day
Seven short, original bedtime poems for adults — quiet lines to read as the lamp goes low and the house closes for the night. Free reading from Zen Roots.
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Poems for Anxiety at Night: When Worry Keeps You Awake
Seven short, original poems for anxiety at night — quiet lines for the 2am ceiling, the looping thought, the clock, the dark room. Free reading from Zen Roots.
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Short Poems About Grief: Quiet Lines for a Heavy Week
Seven short, original poems about grief — quiet lines for the wordless week, the kept object, the task that undoes you. A free reading from Zen Roots.