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Tänne eksynyt rikkinäinen runoriimittelijä tässä, hauska tutustua Here's a broken poetic mind who wandered here, nice to meet ya
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A wonderful short story that my friend wrote (Author; Shaw Summa) (opens the original)
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--- 4K Ultra The book that week was about a lighthouse. Helen Kowalczyk remembered the cover, pale blue, the title set too low. She remembered that Diane had made the crab dip again. The discussion ran about two hours and she was in it the whole time and afterward she could not get any of it back. What she got back was the tablecloth. It had been on Diane's table six years. Seven. Floral, blues and yellows, and it was furniture the way a doorframe is furniture. Somewhere in the second glass it s
My thoughts on what we should pay women for their work. (opens the original)
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I think women should be payed more than men when equal skill and effort go into the job. Meaning that for the same work with the same effiency women should be getting more payment than men.And here I’ll give 3 reasons why I think so.1. Women are who will hold this society together in times of war as the men go to battle.Thus they deserve proper motivation to participate in all roles of society, to have experience in times of need.2. Womens health is still understudied, underdiagnosed and underfu
Time of Lies (opens the original)
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Truth doesn't bend nor twist, not in actuality yet we just use parts of it.Make even facts seem like like lies, use only what applies to our conformity with our delusional view of reality.Yet the Truth will outlast this time of lies, if no one stops using forked tongues then it happens as the last one falls.Why have we created a society benefitting from hiding what's really happening?Are we that disgusted of what we have become that we can't look at ourselves without crooked mirrors?Or are we fo
Poem about the nature of this plane (opens the original)
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Vibrations upon vibrations, piling, mixing, just passing, information amassing beyond your own coil existingAll at once and also by themselves, loneliness and gathering weaved into the same tapestryWe all are, in and out of ourselves, in this moment
A poem once again (opens the original)
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There's a million things to like about you and here I'll list a fewYour roots run deep and it makes my heart leap seeing you honor those seams of family and that it grounds you to this earthly affinity You gift me grace flowing like music from a flute and even though I may sometimes be a brute, I won't go mute as you make me be more than I was ever beforeWe have seen together starry skies and boundless nature, pristine lakes and beauty that God makes, yet nothing compares to your pristine visage
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