Poetic Resurrection is a literary and contemplative space devoted to presence, perception, and the quiet act of listening.
Founded by poet, writer, and voice artist Sonia Iris Lozada, this work has always centered on what lives beneath the surface—grief, awakening, memory, and the moments of inner stillness that arrive when we slow down enough to notice them.
The Foundation: Poetry as Presence
At the heart of Poetic Resurrection is a body of published work shaped by lived experience rather than abstraction. Sonia’s books—
Inspire Me: Raw,
Inspire Me: Perceptions,
Inspire Me: Awakening Dreams, and
Follow: Akashic Dreaming Through Time—move through emotional honesty, loss, inquiry, remembrance, and the exploration of soul memory across time. They are written not to resolve experience, but to witness it.
Readers have described this work as deeply resonant and grounding—poetry that does not rush toward healing, but walks alongside it. Luis J. Rodríguez, former Poet Laureate of Los Angeles, described Sonia’s writing as “heart-quakes, laden with beautiful imagery and emotional courage.” Others have shared that the poems arrive when they are most needed, offering recognition rather than instruction.
This response to the work affirmed a guiding truth of Poetic Resurrection: that presence itself can be transformative when it is met with honesty and care.
Alongside poetry, Sonia is currently developing a book of psychological science fiction short stories. These stories explore inner landscapes, consciousness, memory, and identity through speculative worlds—continuing the same inquiry found in her poetry, translated into narrative form.
Poetic Resurrection as a Living Practice
Poetic Resurrection also lives as an ongoing
podcast, where poetry, reflection, and lived experience meet in spoken form. Through solo episodes and contemplative conversations, the podcast explores writing, perception, creativity, and the inner shifts that shape how we move through the world.
The podcast extends the heart of Poetic Resurrection beyond the page—offering listeners a space to pause, listen, and reflect through voice as well as words.
Poetic Resurrection is not built around constant output or performance. It exists as a living practice—one that honors rhythm, reflection, and the natural cycles of creativity.
Periods of slowing, healing, and recalibration have shaped how this space continues to evolve, reinforcing that creativity does not disappear in stillness; it deepens there. Poetry, writing, acting, voice, and reflection remain intertwined here as invitations rather than demands.
The Still Point Minute (SPM)
Emerging organically from this foundation is
The Still Point Minute (SPM), a daily one-minute meditation series.
The Still Point Minute offers sixty seconds of intentional presence—designed for real life and real rhythms. Each meditation moves through monthly themes such as balance, presence, gratitude, and peace, providing a steady grounding point without urgency or expectation.
SPM is not about fixing or achieving calm.
It is about remembering what already exists beneath the noise.
An Invitation
Poetic Resurrection welcomes those who feel called to pause, reflect, and reconnect with their inner rhythm.
You are invited to arrive as you are.
One breath.
One moment.
One minute at a time.
— Sonia
