Let The Words Fall Out
Mesa FamaI believe that words can be bridges bringing us to one another. If you're like me and like to dig deeper into ourselves, go beyond the surface of things, and think about our place in all of this, then you'll find a home here.
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I Was A Prop
I became a prop in 1997 - my senior year of high school, which was also the year I learned just how unequal I was. I’d had little inklings of it, but that year was my introduction to it in full force.
I was 18 and pretty. I was training to...
Stay Tender
I keep going inward. The rollie pollie me, curling tightly into a ball to protect my most fragile bits. Wishing for a harder shell, one much stronger than my flesh and bones. My heart already caged, I thought that’d be enough, but it turns...
The Magic of Support
From the archives in 2024. I’m also currently watching Mister Rogers’ Neighborhood on YouTube and thinking about why it’s still so hard for me to reach out for help or to lean on others. Anyway, I decided to dig into my archives for inspira...
Not If - When
I’ve never really thought about what to wear to receive bad news, but it turns out all black is appropriate. The same day of the bad news, I was also jokingly called the grim reaper at work (courtesy of being HR).
Oh blessed irony…
On We...
A Way In
I sometimes feel like my mind is desperately seeking a way in and out of itself.
Clawing for the words that just seem to bury themselves into hiding places I can’t find.
I’m Magellan without a map and my hearts compass is broken at the...
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Writer/Poet - words found in NY Times (Tiny Love Stories x2), and The Mighty (Essayist). Memoirist (WIP). Reader. Hope dealer. Suicide survivor.
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