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  • There is no bad weather
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    By Stephanie Wyatt
    January 2, 2023
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    Bad Experiences Turn Into Life Lessons

    A Terrible Week My life has been a complete mess this week. I flew to Texas for my best friend’s Master’s graduation. We were stranded in Dallas on the flight back for over 12+ hours. When we finally came home, I realized I had the deadline wrong for my first article for another internship I ...
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    By Stephanie Wyatt
    December 20, 2021
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    Breaking The Box

    A friend recently told me that there have never been any consequences to my poor decisions. The thing is, there is always a consequence of any action. My consequence is I have to deal with the fact that I’m not as independent as I was when I first moved here eight years ago. This may ...
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  • Live For Them
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    By Stephanie Wyatt
    December 6, 2021
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    Live For Them

    I had my first doctor’s appointment since Covid. I was terrified my new doctor would yell at me for how bad things have gotten for me physically. My bladder spasms have gotten a lot worse. I usually don’t have any issues with leaking as long as I get to go to the bathroom twice. Now ...
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    By Calpernia Charles
    April 26, 2021
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    Composed Rumbles

    There is a storm brewingthe air is thick with tensionas silence muffles thedisquiet of a taxed nation a communityin waitinglike a storm brewingon the horizon waiting to showerthe nation witha tempered wrathcontained for too long the heavy rumbleof their voicesan occasional pocketof peaceful protest pushes against thebarriers that canno longer holdtheir pain and distress and ...
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  • damaged pink rose
    RelationshipsFictionMemoriesHomeFamily
    By Chelsea Wolfe
    March 15, 2021
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    The Somber Silence Of Miniscule Losses

    “Is this better?” Mike asked as he finished fixing the pillows behind Lena. “Yeah. Thanks, babe.” Lena didn’t want to look him in the eye for fear that he might see the truth behind the lie. She couldn’t get comfortable no matter how hard she tried. Every position hurt. “What else can I do?” Mike ...
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  • MemoriesHealthStyleCreativityPoetry
    By Samantha Quain
    January 11, 2021
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    Unsteady

    Sometimes I wonder why it can be so hard to just be content Why I always feel like I’m unsteady When there is no legitimate reason for it How can my anxiety run so deep That it tears apart so many moments The constant fight of telling myself I’m worthy is exhausting Will I ever ...
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  • blue and white bird on a brown tree limb
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    By Heather Hancock
    November 23, 2020
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    Survival: A Poem

    This actually occurred outside my office window while I was trying to write. It stuck me on such a profound level, I had to put into words, this little bird's battle to find food for another day in a harsh and frigid landscape. It was the first time I've seen a blue jay so close ...
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  • EntertainmentCreativityLifestyleFamilyRelationshipsPoetryMemoriesCultureStyle
    By Calpernia Charles
    June 15, 2020
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    Today We Breathe

    Mourn, Grieve, Exhaustion BREATHE Protest, Stand Up, Speak Out BREATHE Silenced, Beaten, Killed We Will Breathe Weep, Yell, Curse BREATHE Over-taxed, Over-looked, Over-worked JUST BREATHE Underestimated, Unseen, Unwanted BREATHE Challenged, Choke, Confined TODAY WE BREATHE!!!
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  • HealthCultureEnvironmentHome
    By Lisa Post
    April 27, 2020
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    It’s Okay To Stop

    One byproduct of the coronavirus is the compulsion to achieve great feats of home improvement. Every day on social media there is a plethora of posts with before and after pictures of a newly organized closet, cleaned kitchen, remodeled bathroom, or redecorated living room. There are endless posts with titles claiming “X Projects You Should ...
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  • Objects; Traffic Light By Ryan McGuire
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    By Roark Clarke
    March 9, 2020
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    Day 1

    Arrived at the office for 8:15 am—boxes on desk. Andrei eyed the boxes and rose a brow. The other members of his team were on calls. Ryan looked away from his monitor while offering platitudes. “Set up your desk.” He mouthed. Andrei nodded and replied with a thumbs up. He put his bag on his ...
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