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A refuge for raw emotion, quiet longing, and the echoes of hope. Poetry and musings that wade through heartache, resilience, and the in-between—because we are more than our struggles, more than the waiting.
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They say you meet time when you become a mother.They say “just wait” on repeat to one another.The days are long, the years are short.They weren’t wrong, I must report.For every morning when I wake,Time moves so slow for goodness sake.But then the week flashes by.“Just wait” and he’ll be twenty-five.Those tiny feet keep me occupied.When he naps I can’t decide:Do I eat, sleep, or fold the linen?Can’t forget to “soak it in.”The house will be clean again, I’m told,By then my mental health
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