As Told By: Under The Tree on the Tiny Hill
As Told By: Under The Tree on the Tiny Hill
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By WILDE{flower}
I did a solo trio to Lafayette almost two years ago and it was one of the most amazing trips ever. I hadn’t been to Louisiana since I was twelve, the year Hurricane Katrina hit New Orleans. I was visiting family then and I was visiting family on my most recent trip. This time I went back alone to visit my family, as an adult who they hadn’t seen in years. I really needed…
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As Told By: Down is Not Forward
As Told By: Down is Not Forward
“Head Up, Shoulders Back, Look Forward”
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By WILDE{flower}
Black kids have an ongoing joke that we all grew up in the same house, because we can all tell stories of the same experiences just in different households. It’s actually really funny . We can tell identical stories for days, and as much as we laugh about the discipline, and weird superstitions, we all have something else in…
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As Told By: The Celestial River
As Told By: The Celestial River
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Written by: WILDE{flower}
What if our spirit is a river that our human form drinks from in order to sustain life? I ask because, without a healthy spirit and soul, the body remains existent but it is arguable whether or not it would be liveable. What if our humane survival depends on our spiritual well being? If that is true, how does one keep up the well being of their spirit? What if…
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Why You Should Get Over Your Fear Of Traveling Alone And How It Changed My Life
Why You Should Get Over Your Fear Of Traveling And How It Changed My Life
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That Girl Tiarra
A common fear most people share is the fear of traveling alone or really …. being alone. Especially if you are like me and the idea of any social outing where you have to be BY YOURSELF, even for just a few minutes just freaks you out! I was the type of person that always needed someone with me while going out. Whether I was with a friend or a significant other, I felt like I couldn’t go out…
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Intangible Lovers
Intangible Lovers by Blair Mathis and Dyamond J.
Imagine loving from a distance…
…forever.
Imagine seeing that love a few times every decade.
What would the in between hold?
How would it even hold up?
This isn’t some Romeo and Juliet fantasy. But what if the only way to continue to love the way you have is to love outside of close proximity. Because to be together would continually rid the world of its light.
To speak of the Sun and the…
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