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Emi's Writing Hub © Words in Season - inspiration from & for the day-to-day, and proofreading & editing services. By Halimah Menni

This was shared last Dec by Comforter Samson (Malawi) for "The Last Word Dec'2025" series. We shared it recently on stor...
04/02/2026

This was shared last Dec by Comforter Samson (Malawi) for "The Last Word Dec'2025" series.

We shared it recently on stories and it deserves a permanent spot on the timeline.

To read the full article, check the link in the highlight "The Last Word" or on LinkedIn, at the link in bio...

Better late than never... And there are nuggets in it that aren't time bound. Enjoy.

- HM

Merry Christmas! - HM
24/12/2025

Merry Christmas!

- HM

Ultimate Silence- a poem inspired by an image of solitude, time, and erosion.Sometimes the loudest moments are the ones ...
23/12/2025

Ultimate Silence

- a poem inspired by an image of solitude, time, and erosion.

Sometimes the loudest moments are the ones where nothing moves.

Enjoy this poem by Alex Ontiri.

- HM

Our 3rd piece in "The Last Word" series is by a new mom. Enjoy reading and leave a reaction, and do let us know how this...
15/12/2025

Our 3rd piece in "The Last Word" series is by a new mom.

Enjoy reading and leave a reaction, and do let us know how this resonates with you in the comments.

- HM

When Light Finds You This year reminded methat healing isn’t a straight line.Some days I moved forward with confidence,a...
15/12/2025

When Light Finds You

This year reminded me
that healing isn’t a straight line.
Some days I moved forward with confidence,
and on others I slipped back into old wounds
I thought I had outgrown.

But even in the stumbling, God never left.
His presence held me in the quiet moments—
in prayers I whispered half-believing,
in strength that appeared exactly
when mine ran out.

I learned that healing doesn’t always look like joy.
Sometimes it looks like rest,
sometimes like tears,
sometimes like finally releasing
what was never mine to carry.

And hope…
hope came softly.
Not as a sudden burst,
but as a gentle returning—
a small light warming the corners of my life,
one day at a time.

I’m still becoming whole,
but I’m no longer afraid of the process.
Because I’ve seen how God turns breaking into mending,
how He brings purpose out of pain,
and beauty out of what once felt impossible.

If this year leaves me with anything,
let it be this:
nothing is wasted in God’s hands,
and hope always rises—
even from the quietest places.

- When Light Finds You* by Goshen Kalonga

Here's our first piece in our December series: "The Last Word", written by the wonderful Laura Omamo.She writes children...
12/12/2025

Here's our first piece in our December series: "The Last Word", written by the wonderful Laura Omamo.

She writes children's books and is working on a romance novel. She doesn't function without chai, her journal or her notebook. She teaches writing, journaling and fermenting amongst other things. But most of the time she's trying to let her homeschooled children be her teachers and connect with nature outside Nakuru. She has a WhatsApp Channel where she regularly shares free journaling prompts and challenges: 

https://whatsapp.com/channel/0029VawzwfK17EmrT1w6oO26

Enjoy reading Laura's last word on the year 2025, and I hope it's as inspiring to you as it has been to me..

What's would you say about 2025, after reading this piece?

- HM

‎As earlier shared, we’re excited to open up space for reflective pieces on the year 2025 under our December theme, “The...
01/12/2025

‎As earlier shared, we’re excited to open up space for reflective pieces on the year 2025 under our December theme, “The Last Word.”
‎
‎We’ve already received a few submissions and we can’t wait to share them with you.
‎
‎they’re beautiful.
‎they’re stirring.
‎they’re worth your while.
‎
‎Stay tuned. 🤍
‎
‎Reflections can be on any topic and in any form — poetry or prose, short or long.
‎
‎📨 Submit as a word document to:
‎[email protected]
‎
‎Deadline: 15th December 2025
‎
‎Happy writing.
‎
‎— HM

The love and messages I got from some of you after sharing on grief and love in the Emi's Writing Hub WhatsApp channel e...
19/11/2025

The love and messages I got from some of you after sharing on grief and love in the Emi's Writing Hub WhatsApp channel earlier today has showed me once again how writing creates connection.

As the year comes to a close, we’re taking stock of what’s been.

There’s healing in words.
There are epiphanies in writing.
There’s clarity in the pen.

Below is a call to writers.

We’re looking forward to your submissions, which we’ll be sharing throughout the month of December — according to our weekly schedule already posted here and across our platforms.

May your words find you, and may they bring light to others along the way.

Ps. Please tag/share with someone you know or feel may have something to share by way of writing.

- HM

Each day holds its own rhythm - a space to muse, create, reflect, and rest.Here’s a glimpse into the proposed weekly flo...
11/11/2025

Each day holds its own rhythm - a space to muse, create, reflect, and rest.

Here’s a glimpse into the proposed weekly flow at Emi’s Writing Hub:

▫️Muse Monday | Where inspiration begins
▫️ Text Tuesday | Wordplay, lessons, or literary reflections
▫️ Wordy Wednesday | Creative bursts: poems, prose, musings…
▫️ Thrum Thursday | The heartbeat of thought; deeper reflections
▫️ Faithful Friday | Grounding in hope, grace, and gratitude
▫️ Soulful Saturday | Creativity, connection, and inner stillness
▫️ Still Sunday | Quiet words for rest, reset, & renewal

Let me know how you feel about it, by way of emoji/like.
And if there isn’t an emoji to capture it, send me a DM on:
IG / FB / LinkedIn:

Thank you for being here. May the words shared here always meet you in season.

Ps. You can submit your literary work via email: [email protected] to be featured, accordingly.

- HM

I love being yours, Lord. ..thank you for sharing this lovely piece with us. - HM
14/10/2025

I love being yours, Lord.
..thank you for sharing this lovely piece with us.

- HM

08/10/2025

🤍

- HM

I'm so proud of myself! Head over to the link in bio to read this article. It has been sitting in my drafts for three mo...
07/10/2025

I'm so proud of myself! Head over to the link in bio to read this article.

It has been sitting in my drafts for three months & I just finished working on it today?

I've finally finished the 8-week writing challenge by & I learnt a lot from it.

What stuck most with me was that consistency doesn't have to be perfect. Just keep writing, or doing what you need to, even if slowly...

I'm finding that the best kind of growth is gradual... Where you pace yourself, reflect on the steps taken, evaluate where you are, before taking the next ones. This is true even in writing.

Thank you Judy for this challenge. I'll definitely keep writing... One word at a time.


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