Here is a poem from my journal about my womb journey…
The representation of stillbirth in my life
Was me
Corinthian
I thought that it was
My vision
Or my business
But it was me
Corinthian
Why did Halo live longer
Than Nova?
Because my masculine energy
Is most dominant
I haven’t even scratched
The surface
Of the goddess energy
That lives within me
Who died, but was still born?
It was me
Corinthian
Baby Nova, my Legacy
Let’s me know
There is still much more
In store
That I haven’t even dreamed
That’s why she wasn’t visible
That day on the ultrasound screen
Just the little pieces that represent
The fragments of my imagination
On what I think I can be
And all of that which is me
Corinthian
But I haven’t even seen
All that is to come
For I will be reborn
-The Genesis
I still be writing poems, I still be painting girls…

This painting is the featured image in this blog post. It has my old locs from my first loc journey.
About Author
Corinthian
Corinthian Elizabeth Williams is a mom of 3, author, entrepreneur, artist, spiritual teacher, and life coach. She is the author of two books, “The Book of Corinthian Chapter One: Beauty in the Bayou” and “Beauty in the Bayou Workbook”. She is the owner of The Book of Corinthian LLC and Corinthian’s Lighthouse LLC. Corinthian is the creator of The Book of Corinthian blog, The Book of Corinthian vlog, the Backpacks and Hairwraps podcast, and The Book of Corinthian App. She holds a certificate in Mindfulness and is a graduate of Baylor University. Corinthian enjoys cooking, reading, learning new things, and designing clothes and accessories.