POET

Quote: “Language may again become a language of feeling and a language of will, whereby words as expressions of concepts may be your own creations.”

Anne Wuyts (11-2-56) is a moral philosopher, life consultant, teacher, poet, painter and writer. She has a practice as a psychotherapist since 1988 and has been a teacher in communication and leadership in companies since 1993. In 2018, she renewed her career as an ethics teacher in highschool. In her writings she shares her experiences on her sometimes difficult path to autonomy. The final result is her first book on quantum transactional analysis and spirituality (2013). Seven years earlier, she started to assimilate her own sometimes difficult processes. The road to autonomy is not always a walk in the park, on the contrary. She wrote about eighty poems, some of which can be found in her books and on her TransVormMensia-blog. Here is one from her last bundle.

MOURNING

While swimming
Through the pools of perdition
One longs for a better day
Where happiness cheers
With no condition
And all responsibilities
Will fade away

And dragging
Through the depths of hell
One dreams of a greater stay
A paradise like life
Where everything goes well
And the meaning of karma
Fades away

But in the dessert
You are dragging now
So stand still were you are
And feel the blazing pain
Within
While everything
Of no importance
Burns for good away

Until then you cannot crawl up
As a wounded man standing
Who carries his injuries
With dignity
Until then you cannot grow up
As an adult man knowing
He is always creating
His own reality

More poetry you can find in her books en on TransVormMensia