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Short Story : Golden Angels
Mother and daughter relationships can be complex nonetheless deeply transformative. At the tender age of ten I knew the woman that birthed me did not take pride in motherhood. Being the neighborhood carouser who was always searching for love in all the wrong places was part of her religion. Abandonment was a part of mine. Continue reading
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Dear Diary No. 3 | Lifting the Veil
A lady tries not to overthink her writing craft while getting spooky inspiration from the masters of horror. I sit at my altar looking out to my balcony. The sliding door is open, and the room becomes light and airy. I watch my bunny clean his ears with comfort and ease. I sit here looking Continue reading
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Dear Diary No. 2 | Luxury of Doubt and Libraries
A lady take a chance on her life to become a businesswoman once again while still writing seriously. A wise man once said doubt is a luxury that one cannot afford. The feeling of uncertainty has been tackling my mind when it comes to going back into the real estate industry part time to make Continue reading
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Dear Diary No. 1 |The 2nd Beginning
A lady forces herself again to go outside & write seriously! I have been waiting patiently for the weather to show some grace. She is not ready to do so, and I am no God to force mother nature to change moods. I must let her run her course while I continue hiding in cool Continue reading
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Short Story: Hopeless Prayers
A story about marriage, race, colorism, and grief WARNING: This story touches on sensitive topics such as religion, racial injustices, abuse and violence. All photos are my own. Take care, enjoy and thank you for reading my work! The man I married five years ago has become a monster. I soothed myself with prayer for Continue reading
