One Day I'll Tell You
Noticing the quiet things. Writing about softness, survival, and the tender ache of being human. For deep feelers and sideways thinkers. Autistic & ADHD. She/Her/Any ✨ \ud83e\ude77\ud83d\udc9c\ud83d\udc99
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| Issues | 19 | Founded | 3 months ago | Last Issue | 11 days ago |
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Which Side Today (A Poem)
Hi! I wanted to give a little context for this one. I haven’t been very well recently, moving through burnout I’m still not quite out the other side of yet. I have always struggled to put words to what I feel because of my Autism and ADHD....
An Ode to Lost Socks (A Poem)
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My childhood feels like static on a TV.
It arrives in fractured years,
stitched together only by other people's stories.
Some mom...
The Last Thoughts of a Dying Star (A Poem)
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I used to be endless.
But I’m heavier now,
not with fear
but with softness.
It gentles me,
this slow undoing.
I...
Songs I’m Keeping as I Grow
Credit solely to for inspiring me to do this. Read their piece here:
An exploration into thinking
Five songs I'm taking with me as mantra's into my 20's
I turned twenty earlier this year, and as our 20’s are the time where we m...
On Being Mistaken for Wanting More
When did gentleness start meaning I’m looking for more?
Often times, my kindness has been mistaken as flirting.
I am the type of person who will remember your favourite chocolate and bring it for you for a lecture. I am the “text m...
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Noticing the quiet things. Writing about softness, survival, and the tender ache of being human. For deep feelers and sideways thinkers. Autistic & ADHD. She/Her/Any ✨ \ud83e\ude77\ud83d\udc9c\ud83d\udc99
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