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Month: November 2020
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Creativity — Daniela Elana
Like a current of electricity. It sparkles and burns with a powerful flow. A beautiful sight yet a painful feeling if touched. That’s what this state is like. Endless ideas flow from me. My creative wire has sparked. Words flow onto paper. The desert of writer’s block has ended. Now it’s a down pour of […]
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Literal
What’s the deal with phrases?
Who came up with them?
Why are they used?
What about metaphors?
How about similies?
There are so many strings of words that people say each day
And it can be fun to analyze those phrases
And take them literally.
It’s something that interests me.
Our language is evolving.
Things change societally.
That’s why we should think about the things we say.
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Words
Words matter.
They have power.
They can empower.
They can make people cower.
They can help build towers.
They can help create showers.
They can be used to describe flowers.
You can use them for hours.
Words matter.
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Carry On (A Supernatural Tribute)
Carry on, carry on.
Carry on, my wayward son.
Your journey here is done.
Just like the Winchesters’ adventures,
Your journey comes to an end.
From here starts a new beginning,
One of many mysteries.
There’s no telling what will come,
But a new chapter has begun.
It may not be the same as the one before.
It may not even come close.
But that’s ok.
It doesn’t have to be the same.
Things in life always change.
You appreciate the good things when they’re around,
And when they’re gone, you be thankful they were there when they were.
It is hard to believe
That Season 15
Of “Supernatural” is coming to an end.
It was a really great show from beginning to end.
There may never be another show after it
That will live up to the Supernatural name,
And that’s ok.
The characters were great,
The story was great,
And the music was great.
On Thursday, November 19th,
The show officially comes to an end.
Thank you to the actors, writers, and producers of the show!
Thank you for your 15+ years of hard work and dedication!
The fans really appreciate it!
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Fly High
Fly high
To the sky.
Don’t cry.
Don’t die.
Goodbye.
Live life.
Survive
And thrive.
Be light.
Stand and fight
For what’s right
And be kind.
Then you’ll find
A light that shines
Through evil’s might.
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Fade with time — Ray
In the deep ocean blue eyes, In the world where our love tells an untruth. The leaves sing a different song, We keep romping in it, stumbling as we thrive. In the sunset which disappears with time, In the end, we still keep our heads high. I fear the time when everything will pass Bothered […]
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Changes — Joe Stout Writing
I’m not very fond of change, but since it’s inevitable, I try to find ways to embrace it.
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Community Care (A Post Written by A Friend)
One of my friends made this facebook post. I really liked it a lot, and wanted to share it on here.
“I just wanted to acknowledge that in times where the majority of people are suffering to some degree–layers of suffering–that it is both incredibly unifying and isolating. Why should anyone care about my personal gripes when everything around me is on fire, in crisis? What right do I have to need attention when I hold privilege in any amount? How do I have a right to suffer when so many more people have it so much worse? These are not new questions to 2020, but are valid questions nonetheless.
I think the most meaningful part about community care, real uncommodifiable community care, is that when we partake in it, we hold space for each other when we ourselves are suffering. No one’s needs and pain should be ignored. Your pain and exhaustion is valid, and you deserve considerate space to be held for you to release it all in a considerate way. Especially in a time where many of us cannot afford, cannot access, and/or have identities that make it hard to benefit from traditional professional psychology and therapy. Conscious of our privileges, power dynamics, pettiness, and places in the world, we may hold space for one another, assist in the healing of one another. We may create compassion and care where larger systems fail us–it has been going on for centuries on this land. Not codependence, but interdependence. Your pain is valid and weighty and difficult, and I recognize it. It’s hard to resist isolation when nearly everything and everyone is in crisis, but a better world involves trusting the love of those who know you + your situation, and letting them trust in you. It’s not easy but while we are tirelessly fighting for rights and life, it’s necessary.
I’m far from perfect at this, and am currently resisting the urge waste away into nothing alone, but friends, know I’m trying”
Check out my friend’s blog site!
