Moving Into Freedom: Poems to Ponder for Pursuing Change

By Kathleen Furstnau

Moving Forward

Moving forward
Taking a chance
Taking a step
Into the dance
Being courageous
Being more
Is it outrageous
Is it a chore
Life is a gift
So make the shift
To be fully in

“Everyone desires freedom, not everyone pursues it.” Kathleen Furstnau

#2 in the Moving Into: Poems to Ponder Series, this poem collection is the reader’s caffeine surge for waking up, getting unstuck and diving in. The beauty of freedom desired, freedom expressed, and freedom experienced flow in and through these poems. Moving Into Freedom will inspire the reader to pay attention to where they are, what their inner desires are, and encourage them to plunge into pursuing change.

• Language: English
• Publisher: Kathleen Furstnau
• Release date: Aug 6, 2018
• ISBN: 9780463248188

Kathleen Furstnau

Kathleen Furstnau began writing poetry as a part of the grieving process for the sudden death of her husband. After sparingly sharing these poems, she was encouraged by many to share more broadly. She launched poem piecesTM her poetry on canvas business and beginning blog. Again sensing from others the need to continue sharing, she published a series of ebooks called the Moving Into: Poems to Ponder Series. She has worn many career hats and defined many roles as a current septuagenarian. Her life experience is found in the depth of insight found in these poems. Woven into the intent and verbiage of many of them is her deep faith in God. She treasures life and it is her aim to love at least one person well. She is a mom/stepmom to six and a delighted grandma to 8. She lives with her new husband in Auburn Hills MI.

Book preview

To move forward, first find out where you are.

Everyone desires freedom, not everyone pursues it.

"If you could receive enough love you’d have the courage to do anything."

-Kathleen Furstnau-

Introduction:

Are you ready for more? More freedom? Yes? Even if it means CHANGE as in changing something in you that is blocking the way? Even if it means taking a hard look at your life and how you operate in it – which could be sabotaging the very thing you are most seeking? Great questions, right? The poems in this collection are for pondering where you are or where you might want to move to. Each represents a challenge or victory I have seen or experienced firsthand in pursuing the change that leads to greater