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  • A book, its pages fanned open
    EntertainmentNonfictionCulture
    By Sarah Tollok
    October 23, 2023
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    A Day of Bookish Joy

    Book Fair Day! I recently attended The Write Women Book Fest in Bowie, MD. As soon as I walked into the hotel ballroom and saw the rows and rows of author tables, I thought, “Ah yes. These are my people.”  I found myself reminiscing about the annual school book fair from my grade school days. ...
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  • red and blue paper clips daisy chain broken
    LifestyleFamilyPoetry
    By D.Y. Freeman
    July 10, 2023
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    Little Madness

    Little things are always Breaking The sole of a shoe Splits The back of an earring Vanishes The filament in a bulb Snaps A screw comes loose On my chair And all I can do is Stuff it Tie it Hope it holds The big stuff I can handle Presentations Critiques Launching a book Planning ...
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  • woman with horns crawling through forest
    RelationshipsPoetryFantasy
    By D.Y. Freeman
    June 26, 2023
    126
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    Ogre

    You stole my Voice— Devoured it like a chocolate cookie, Secretly snatched before dinner. But it didn’t spoil your appetite— You yearned for more. So you helped yourself to my Strength— Chewing every crumb, Rolling it with your tongue, Into a cream-and-spit mash. Yet you still hungered, And swallowed my Compassion— Washing it down Like a ...
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  • chocolate brownies being drizzled with chocolate
    Poetry
    By D.Y. Freeman
    April 17, 2023
    176
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    Chocolate for Migraines

    First it was cramps Grinding, debilitating cramps Tying my abdomen in An impossible sailor’s knot And out came the heating pad— A thick, orange water bottle— And the plug-in blanket, The rice sack that smelled like Lavender in the microwave Double socks Double blankets Pain, searing hot showers 48 hours of misery. After I had ...
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  • Woman in urban setting
    CultureDesignEnvironment
    By Rachel Du Mont-Greenlee
    September 12, 2022
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    Gendered Space

    The politics of places fascinate me. Deep down, I believe the concept fascinates everybody. Politics are like the two-hundred-year-old tree in the downtown center, its root systems sprawled out in layers beneath the soil. Its bark, an aged face that has seen the histories some try to forget. I argue that the politics of place ...
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  • Woman in Gym
    FoodEnvironmentHealthLifestyleNonfictionSportsCulture
    By Krissy Lee
    April 25, 2022
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    Training Like a Girl

     Women Left Behind in a Man’s Gym The morning was sunny and bristling with a caffeinated buzz. A cleaner and a cloth were helping to fill gaps in my schedule. I worked to get the equipment as clean as the crisp white ‘Personal Trainer’ emblem stamped across the back of my shirt. This day, my ...
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  • woman boxer
    CreativityFoodLifestyleEnvironmentNonfictionHealth
    By Deanna Jackson
    September 27, 2021
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    PCOS Sucks! How To Fight Like A Girl, And Survive Like A Woman Chapter 3: Weight Gain

    Read Chapter 1 and Chapter 2 here! I’ve heard multiple myths regarding PCOS. The one that bothers me the most is that PCOS only affects overweight women. It’s simply not true. Many women who have PCOS are overweight. However, PCOS doesn’t discriminate and can affect women of all sizes. The relationship between the two is ...
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  • Girl Fighter/Boxer
    FamilyLifestyleNonfictionEnvironmentHealth
    By Deanna Jackson
    September 13, 2021
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    PCOS Sucks! How To Fight Like A Girl, And Survive Like A Woman. Chapter 2: Excessive Hair Growth

    Read Chapter One Here. When I was in the ninth grade, I got teased for my excessive amounts of dark arm hair. I shaved my arms the next morning and have continued to do so for seventeen years. I have dark brown hair, so I’m almost positive that’s where the dark arm hair came from ...
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  • PoliticsCultureMediaFamilyMemoriesEnvironmentLifestyleHealthNonfiction
    By Ruth Cowan
    March 15, 2021
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    Love Me Love Me Not: Why Do We Stop Loving Ourselves

    We as women and individuals need to say no more. We need to stand together and uplift one another. We need to practice self-care and self-compassion so that we may set an example for younger generations. We need to show ourselves and others that not only is it okay to love ourselves, but critical to ...
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  • StyleLifestyleCreativityRelationshipsPoetryMemories
    By Calpernia Charles
    March 1, 2021
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    Benefits Of Another

    He is the perfect partnerThe words tumble from her lipsdisregarding anypain or tearspreviously shed He is passionate and dignifiedwords she now uttersas the warmthof his bodycomforts her in his bed His words aresoft and caringlike none she’s ever heardher words describe him boldlywithout the slightest care in the world She’s oblivious to thetime and patienceinvested ...
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    By Sarah Tollok
    November 27, 2023
  • black street light and cloudy sky

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    By Claudia Cramer
    November 27, 2023
  • the word MIND spelled on tiles

    Nurturing Spiritual Growth by Caring for the Mind and Body

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    November 27, 2023
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    Never Forget The Important Things

    By Amber Jenkins
    November 27, 2023
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    Going For A Stroll

    By Ivor Steven
    July 26, 2021
  • Somewhere in Limbo

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    By Ivor Steven
    August 23, 2021
  • An earthworm

    Silence and Shyness

    By Ivor Steven
    July 12, 2021
  • lighthouse

    The Lighthouse

    By Allorianna Matsourani
    July 20, 2020
  • Cherry Blossoms

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    By Allorianna Matsourani
    August 3, 2020
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