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Nothing for a Girls Life

Sam Rhodes

Welcome to my space of connection and reflection as I muse upon how it is to live as a woman in midlife and beyond. Here I will share through memoir, poetry and life writing how I attempt to live creatively and authentically in my second spring.

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EMERGING

She washes into the harbour of this new land,

sheltering after four years on the wild seas of change.

She can barely remember the great visions she held for her future self,

to write and share the new menopause story

But her womb crea...

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SEASONING a journey from girl to crone

I see your spring,

hoop earrings, flouting the rules

feisty, quick, fast in the wind

strong in body, bold in soul

flirting with feminism, fighting,

biting your intelligent tongue

in a house without books

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I s...

3 years ago
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TRANSITIONS

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The heart and art of journalling

As a small girl my grandad bought me a red desk with a lift up lid for my sixth birthday. Each morning before school I would sit for five minutes and doodle at my desk in the cold front room. My grandad died soon after, so the desk became...

3 years ago
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Midwifing Midlife

What a beautiful nine months I’ve had alongside my fellow travellers on retreat and held in monthly circle by the wise hands of Uma Dinsmore Tuli. Nine months of spacious training, each woman gestating creativity, babies, knowledge and for...

3 years ago
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    I write through the shapeshifting wisdom of postmenopausal clarity and clearout. My vision to voice the girl unheard in a house without books. A pilgrimage of rematriation, an unbecoming, remembering and rethreading the blood red tapestry of a life

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