Kayla would have been just a manufactured memory to her family, friends, and children, had she not taken the courage to walk away from her abusive husband.
She found out she could leave only after he tried to kill her.
Let there be no more Kayla, let every woman live a life they deserve.
Together let us join the rest of the world in celebrating the hero in every woman, this MARCH 2021
Yes! There’s no place for complacency.
Sadly though none of us will probably witness the end of the culture of violence in our lifetimes, and nor likely will many of our children.
But, we can all play a part.
Women have the right to live free from violence.
Let your voice be heard
Read more true and inspiring stories of abuse and violence in my book “After Rain Skies” (available via KOBO.COM)
Michelle Ayon Navajas is an international best-selling poet. Her 5th poetry book, "I Will Love You Forever, Too" went straight to the number ONE spot in Amazon and Kobo.Com on its first day of release in less than 24 hours. She also authored the poetry books "After Rain Skies", "What If Snowflakes Don't Fall In Winter?", "Oh! Dear One", "I Would Fly To Where You Are" and "After Rain Skies, 2nd Edition". She is a published author at Spillwords NYC, a three-time "Publication of the Month" nominee. Her poem "Holding Hands" is a Publication of the year in at Spillwords NYC for 2021. Her poetry appeared in several international literary magazines and anthologies.
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This is such a powerful portrayal of a terrible situation which grips so many of our sisters across the world. We must do all that we can to support the initiative. Writers unite!
It is hard standing on the sidelines watching a woman of abuse that is a family member stay with him everytime something happens. And once they are free and he wags his finger and they go back is the worse feeling.
I agree, this is indeed very difficult – witnessing a family member being abused and knowing that after all the drama she will still go back to the very same man..
This is so powerful and important, SweetMich! Thank you for keeping it in the forefront. People must be educated and challenged to step out, speak up and make life better for women and children in our world.
I’ve known too many battered women. 😦
I’ve been able to help some. And others aren’t yet ready (for various reasons) to attempt changes, so I keep loving them and letting them know that when they are ready I’m ready to help.
(((HUGS))) ❤
Thank you too Carolyn for all that you do to help…and yes, for those who are not ready to make the necessary changes, the least we can do is continue to love and support them…😊😊😊
It’s so sad and such a shame that it’s a reality and I’m very much with you when you say, we can’t erase it in this generation but surely each one of us must be a part of this movement..
very well put dear Mich!! A strong post ❤️
michnavs 
You’re absolutely right, there’s no room for complacency. Well said my friend
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Thank you Sadje…i hope this March will bring more awareness about abuse and violence..
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I hope so. We all should do our part.
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This is such a powerful portrayal of a terrible situation which grips so many of our sisters across the world. We must do all that we can to support the initiative. Writers unite!
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Thank you Chris..and yes we must really do all that we can to create more awareness…😊😊
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Well said Mich and such an important issue that can’t be ignored.
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Thank you so much Mirriam😊😊😊
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rise up
speak out
yell shout
free
we should
all be to live with love and dignity
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The violence continues – the only way to break the cycle is education… I hope those who need to know read your stories and take action!!
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Thank you Val..i agree we need to take the necessary action..
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It is hard standing on the sidelines watching a woman of abuse that is a family member stay with him everytime something happens. And once they are free and he wags his finger and they go back is the worse feeling.
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I agree, this is indeed very difficult – witnessing a family member being abused and knowing that after all the drama she will still go back to the very same man..
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Yes. She seems to never shake him.
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Oh, my…i hope it wont be too late before she even realize…🙏🙏🙏
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I hope so too.
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Speak up, yes! Women’s voices deserve to be heard. So glad to see this post about awareness xx
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Thank you Christy..😊😊😊
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Yes this sadly still a reality not to be ignored.
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I agree….thank you so much 😊
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This is so powerful and important, SweetMich! Thank you for keeping it in the forefront. People must be educated and challenged to step out, speak up and make life better for women and children in our world.
I’ve known too many battered women. 😦
I’ve been able to help some. And others aren’t yet ready (for various reasons) to attempt changes, so I keep loving them and letting them know that when they are ready I’m ready to help.
(((HUGS))) ❤
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Thank you too Carolyn for all that you do to help…and yes, for those who are not ready to make the necessary changes, the least we can do is continue to love and support them…😊😊😊
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Very very well put.. Bold one.. 👍🏻🙂
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thank you so much…
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It’s so sad and such a shame that it’s a reality and I’m very much with you when you say, we can’t erase it in this generation but surely each one of us must be a part of this movement..
very well put dear Mich!! A strong post ❤️
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Thank you so much…😊😊😊..we can always play our part..
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