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  • bird perched on post
    PoetryMemoriesNonfiction
    By Aviva Derenowski
    February 20, 2023
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    Wholesomeness

    Your harsh wordsinfiltrate a raw nerve. I howl You cringeand disconnect. I lick a scar on the nerve. Later I soothe that ghost of a nerve,That shred of a nothinginto wholesomeness. I invite you to connect.
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  • candlelight
    CreativityPoetryMemories
    By Amber Jenkins
    January 30, 2023
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    Hope

    darkness fills the airno light to be foundat the edge of despairmisery all around all it takes is a sparkof hope burning brightthough a part of you wonders if this is a larkis this the path of right like a candle in the windflickering steadyholding out, prepare to defendforward ready one little dotone bright spot
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  • flower
    PoetryLifestyleCulture
    By Aviva Derenowski
    November 7, 2022
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    Seeing The Path

    The flower was crumbling moment by moment. My wrinkles got deeper year after year, And yet, my husband saw nothing but beauty. My child missed the target again and again, Despair crawled up her face. All I saw was her determination to succeed. God showed me a torn, corrupted world full of anguish and despair. ...
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  • CreativityPoetryHomeLifestyleEnvironment
    By Lisa Post
    May 2, 2022
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    Winter’s Demise

    Snow runoff flows downHill from my driveway to theCow pasture. I standIn the middle and watch winterWash away around my shoes.
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  • The Beige Woman
    CultureCreativityRelationshipsPoetryPolitics
    By Adriana Philips
    January 31, 2022
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    The Beige Woman

    The Beige Woman, a color poem, is Adriana Philips' personal tale of living as a mixed-race woman. Can you love yourself in your own skin?
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  • woman standing in front of mirror, leaning up against it face first
    EnvironmentPoetryHealthHomeLifestyleCreativity
    By Heather Hancock
    January 31, 2022
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    An Unwanted Companion

    Paintook up residencewithout permissionstealing everythingit came in contactwith including myDreams. Lostin despair’s dark lairembers spark to flamefear whispers liesinto both my earsstirring latent fearsFury. Timein kaleidoscopic hazeneurologic degradationinterlocked nerves sparkingtriggering spastic legs intoSpasm. Firetormenting burning paininvading each cellas inflammationseizes the knees firststealing my balanceAgain. Walkerwheels keep me movingwhile fatigue assaultstwin torturers nowtraumatizing losscruel limits resetting ...
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  • Boulder
    EnvironmentLifestyleNonfictionCultureBusinessCreativityMemories
    By Lorelei
    January 24, 2022
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    Sisyphus

    I am the definition of insanity and a god of abandoned dreams. Glory, I’ve left behind. I extend my hands and roll my stone up mountains of good intentions and career paths. I have yet to reach the top of any of them. I’m finished. I fall to my knees and say, “I give up.” ...
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  • Life - This is a Test
    FamilyHomeLifestyleEnvironmentNonfictionHealth
    By Jill A Yoder
    December 27, 2021
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    Testing, Testing: 2021 Completed

    The year of twenty twenty-one tested me as no other year has in a long time. It started with hope and positive thoughts but quickly slammed my family and me into a never-ending treadmill of trouble. You might think this is an article about my problems; in a way, it is, but it is more ...
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  • Hope in Black and White
    FamilyRelationshipsLifestyleNonfictionHealth
    By Dawn Marie Beauchamp
    October 25, 2021
    702
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    How Do We Find Hope At The Intersection Of Love And Faith?

    Life is full of ups, downs, ins, outs, and sometimes sideways events. When life is scary, it makes grief and loss more up and in your face. “I don’t want to do this without my person, and this is all so unfair,” runs through the brain on repeat. At these times, be present to love ...
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  • life lessons, self-awareness, hope, faith
    HealthLifestyleNonfictionCreativityEntertainment
    By Jill A Yoder
    August 23, 2021
    1260
    1

    Epiphany Of The Soul

    I walked through blackness lately. Holding out my arms, forever searching for hope, only to realize that hope is not solid but as free as the air. It shows itself through a crack in the dark—a glow that grows when worry and doubt combine. You cannot have hope alone but in combination with adversity. As ...
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