HeyJaredBoo Pfeiffer’s WTF
Poetry, Flash Fiction, and the blurry line between them; social and political commentary, thought pieces if I have a thought.
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Forever Dolly (opens the original)
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Text within this block will maintain its original spacing when publishedShe was born with nothing but a gift of love and the hope to share it harmony and verse spinning around her like butterflies flitting floating freeing the smoky mountain air hanging on her fingers plucking gold from the sun and silver from the clouds sprinkling a trail of diamonds planting them like dreams under children’s pillows waking them to a future where anything is possible
Post Partum Depression (opens the original)
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Hayden Panettiere was never really on my radar until her death last week. And I feel really, really bad about that. Because if I had been aware of her post-partum depression (PPD), and, as a public figure, how she was made to feel like a bad parent and person because of it, I would have tried to rally my tiny but mighty following to her defense.My months faking fine during my PPD were so fucking hard. I cannot imagine what it would be like to handle the dread, panic, exhaustion, and disassociati
Bare Arms Take 2 (opens the original)
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Bare Arms is a two fold initiative: Decrease childhood death by gun violence (it is the number one killer of kids and teens) and increase childhood vaccination rates back to pre-Covid levels so more kids don’t die, or become seriously injured from, preventable illnesses. Yesterday, fold two suffered a direct hit when an executive order was signed by a businessman, against the advice of the American Academy of Pediatrics and decades of peer reviewed (actual gold-standard) science. To further this
Iceland 20, 26 (opens the original)
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Text within this block will maintain its original spacing when published glacial surface gray - blue eyes betraying nothing of the tumultuous fire cracking beneath where no one can see anything but flashes of the passion when steam blows from small bowls harmlessly to join the rain that deters no one from trying to learn of the fire burning within
A Tale of Two Teenagers (opens the original)
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Today, a 15-year-old boy died in an accident at a camp just outside of Nashville. The tragedy was unforeseeable, and largely unpreventable. Yesterday, a 15-year-old shot and killed three people at a festival in Seattle. Not enough has been made public yet to know if it was foreseeable, but I am damn sure it was preventable. In Nashville, a fallen tree - an act of god - was resting on another tree when a camper touched the unstable one, causing it to fall on Camden Callihan. In Seattle, there wer
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