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I’m Havalah Ruth Peirce, a girl who remembers who she is, lets other pens dwell on guilt and misery, and likes good, strong words that mean something. Welcome to my website, where I write, laugh, and ramble—all for the glory of God. Please join me as I find my wings and beat them against the wind of the world.

Rex meus mundō hōc nōn est.

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Latest Posts

  • 2022 birthday Q&A
    As tradition dictates, just for fun, here is my annual birthday Q&A. To make things a bit more interesting, I changed the way I answer questions this year; instead of giving traditional, time-tested responses, I answered according to my current—albeit short-lasting—obsessions. 🙂 What is/are your… Favorite animal: Lion Favorite color: Lavender Favorite food: Chipotle burrito … Continue reading 2022 birthday Q&A
  • Website update | Where to find me
    Hey all! Just wanted to post a quick update here. I’ve been slowly trying to form more of a presence on social media over the past year or so, and as a result, the ways in which I use both this website and my other social media platforms have changed. Because of that, I wanted … Continue reading Website update | Where to find me
  • Poem | Apart
    | Apart | Sometimes I am astounded at my own arrogance. I want so much to gaze into the face of God, But I love my own eyes too much. So…I look away. “Tomorrow.” “Later.” “Sometime.” Never? “Oh Father, Your child is so lost—” I want to say— About— Someone else. So hateful! What is … Continue reading Poem | Apart

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Quote of the Week

“The keys of doctrine / which unlock all of Scripture’s books, / have opened up before my eyes / the book of creation… / This is a book which, above its companions, / has in its narrative / made the Creator perceptible / and transmitted His actions; / it has envisioned all His craftsmanship, / made manifest His works of art.”

—Saint Ephrem the Syrian, Hymns on Paradise