
exploring the shadows surfacing in the stillness of blank walls; essays are part of a book in progress.
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Veering away from an essay this month to unwind into art. I hope you enjoy this time-lapse video of a collage art page, along with a song I wrote and composed.
Lyrics:
I buried my fear beneath green fire,
Paint under my fingernails, ash...
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There is a language built specifically for women who survive things, and it gets handed to us by people who were never in the room when what we endured happened to us.
Crazy. Stupid. Too...
Feel Free is a song I wrote and composed about the experience of being neurodivergent; wanting to engage with the world, while sometimes feeling overwhelmed by it. At its heart, the song is about embracing freedom anyway: the freedom to be...
Lockers, thrift-store jeans, and a yellow school bus, my first steps into life beyond the farm.
[I am currently in the editing stage of Rise of Sila, the sequel to Cult Child. This is an excerpt from that book’s first draft.]
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I want to tell you something about this song before you listen to it.
I wrote this song pondering on how there is a very specific kind of woman who has been bent so many times she stopped remembering wh...
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