Growth (Page 7)

A Silhouette of graveyard, the image shows many cross tombstone with dramatic cloudy sky.

R.I.P. (thoughts)

I will live the one life
I have been given
to the fullest.

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Path near the sea (Image: Mikel Martinez)

Choose your destiny (thoughts)

Cut your own path,
then pave it.

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burning orange candles close up (Image: Ivan Kmit)

We are still unable to protect ourselves
and our trans siblings from the destructive power of propaganda, bigotry, hatred, and violence that are still part
of daily life for marginalized communities around the world.

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Nightbirde and the golden buzzer (Image: AGT, edited/painted by E.L. Redwine)

You and me (a poem)

I cried for you tonight,
and then I cried for me.

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Teen girl behind barbed wired fence (Image: Wavebreakmedia Ltd.)

How You Made Me Feel (a poem)

Constantly,
you made me question myself.

Relentlessly,
you told me I was not enough.

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A wide path, strewn with fallen autumn leaves, divides into two paths that diverge in different directions. Autumn landscape.

The Divorce. (an acrostic poem)

The promise kept them,
hope sustained them,
every day a little less.

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Paper cut-outs of people's heads and the Earth. Each of the items is wrinkled and overlaps those to the right of it. Each of the faces is cut from paper, which is reflective of the diverse skin colors of the human race. The Earth is cut from blue and green papers. All of the faces are pointed to the right, showing the concept of working together for progress.

This world is diverse for a reason (article)

Diversity is not only what makes the universe beautiful,
it is what makes it thrive.

(300 words)

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Uncomfortable shoes, sexism in fashion and foot pain concept with high heel stilettos wrapped in barbed wire representing the aches and pains caused to your feet by poorly constructed footwear.

Shoes (thoughts)

Have you ever had a pair of shoes that don’t quite fit?

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A tattered American flag, wrapped tightly around its pole, is flapping in the wind, backed by a blue sky with light cloud cover.

Prevailing Winds (a poem)

Prevailing winds wrapped the flag
tightly around its pole.
All that could be discerned
were the stripes…

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A beautiful double string of imperfect pearls with three small, gol beads between each pair of pearls. The necklace is laid out in the shape of the infinity symbol. They sit atop a heavy red fabric with a pattern made of dark triangles and light diamonds.

Layers (article)

Sometimes life is your oyster.

(551 words)

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Growth (Page 7)

R.I.P. (thoughts)

Choose your destiny (thoughts)

You and me (a poem)

How You Made Me Feel (a poem)

The Divorce. (an acrostic poem)

Shoes (thoughts)

Prevailing Winds (a poem)

Layers (article)

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