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Held

I just wanted to be held,
To be enveloped and protected
Looking into eyes which mirror truth and safety,
Instead, I’m here alone,
Alone with my swirling thoughts,
The same ones you promised to help silence,
The void of your blank words echoing,
I just wanted to be held,
Be it physically or accountable
Just held,
In a stable, consistent, anch...


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Single at 41: The Invisible Woman Phase

I don’t have a conclusion. Just honesty. 41. Single. A mother. And wrestling with what that means in a world that still measures women by who chooses them. 41 has been liberating, but it has also been confronting. This one hurt to write, which probably means it mattered. If it resonates, I’d love to know I’m not alone.

There’s a very specific kind of grief that ...


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Severed Ties

You deleted me from your socials today,
Removed the ties,
And I can’t say that I blame you,
Everything moves forward,
So must you,


Onward,
You didn’t want me,
That was your choice,
But I also can’t say,
It wasn’t a blow,
A quiet pang in the chest,
An official close to the unofficial silence,

Onward,
You’ve made your c...


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Book Review: The Girls Who Grew Big

This month’s read: The Girls Who Grew Big — a story about young motherhood, chosen family, and what it costs to “grow up” before you’re ready.
Let’s talk about it.

Synopsis

The Girls Who Grew Big follows Adela Woods, a sixteen-year-old whose life shifts dramatically when her parents, worried about scandal after her pregnancy, send her from suburba...


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When

When did you stop loving me?
When did looking at me cast doubt?
When did you stop loving me?
How long did you carry your mask for?
When did you stop loving me?
When did you know you were going to break my heart?
When did you stop loving me?
How long was I oblivious to the tides changing?
When did you stop loving me?
How were you able to walk awa...


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