What Grace Means to Me

[Jordyn Keeler 1]

I guess the poem is about being the best person you can be.
But what does "To rarely choose to do, but to do your best when you do." mean?
Wouldn't rarely choosing to do something mean the person in question is lazy?

[Subodh Joshi 1]

This poem is both bold and balanced — a powerful definition of grace without sugarcoating it.

I especially resonated with:
“To choose to make where you are now your personal rock bottom before hitting actual rock bottom.”

That one line alone reflects so much wisdom — reminding us that grace often shows up before devastation, not after.

Thank you, Scott, for putting such complex emotional discipline into simple, impactful lines.

– Subodh Joshi

[Deepika singh 15]

Scott Hughes’ poem What Grace Means to Me is a thoughtful and layered exploration of the human condition, wrapped in the concept of “grace.” It reads like a modern philosophical meditation, shaped by the tension between opposites—strength and softness, action and restraint, presence and detachment.

[Prakhar Saxena 1]

The poem expresses that grace is a soft but steady light that uplifts the soul, helps navigate life's struggles, and reminds us that we are never truly alone.

[Daisy Contreras 2]

A thoughtful take on what it means to live with grace, strength, and balance. It’s simple but deep, and really makes you reflect on how you live your life.