Poet · Writer · Creator

Kristina
Gaskins

“The narrative of life, through my eyes.”

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A Brief Introduction

I write to remember
what the world keeps trying to forget.

A daughter of the South, a student of stillness. My work lives in the small, careful spaces between grief and gladness — where the broken seam, re-stitched in gold, becomes the most beautiful part of the cloth.

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Poem

Kintsugi

I am the bowl,

the break,

and the gold between.

Poem

Sunday Hands

My mother taught me

to fold the linen

the way she folded prayer —

with patience for the creases.