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Let The Words Fall Out

Mesa Fama

I 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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"How are you, really?"

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I'm learning how to name and say out loud
   what I feel
So, how am I, really?
  Afraid  
Lost
  Small
  Sad
with a dash of...
6 days ago
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One Less Day

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When I was around 12 years old, I was visiting my grandma in Northern California for the summer, just before 8th grade. I was heavily into En Vogue at the time and Eric Clapton - my music taste...

11 days ago
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Breadcrumbs Back to Myself

When I seem to lose my way

My human lighthouses show up and remind me

I don’t have to face the dark alone.

Without any prompting

Or my saying so

They arrive with their tethered torches

bearing my name,

Look up they say, let us gui...

14 days ago
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I’m No Longer Horrified

I’m not sure when it happened to be honest. But somewhere along the way, I’ve become numb.

Watching a genocide unfold in real time and no one stopping it. Watching people being snatched off the streets and disappearing without a trace and...

20 days ago
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It Was Not Witches Who Burned

“It was not witches who burned.

It was women.

Women who were seen as;

Too beautiful,

Too outspoken,

Had too much water in the well (yes, seriously),

Who had a birthmark,

Women who were too skilled with herbal medicine,

Too loud,

To...

20 days ago
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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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