Our outer light giving way to shed light on the inner realm. That which we can't see, but but sense. That which we don't know, but will.
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My Dear, These Tears You Weep
Ever suddenly been moved to tears and not know why? These tears you weep, from way down deep...…
The One Who Lights Kindling
Guest Poetess & Wild Wanderess, Gwenivere Weiss shares a passionate poem hot of her poetic presses.
Anita’s Truth is Absolute.
Anita's heart was one of a Revolutionary...“For me, the truth has to be absolute. A relative truth is a half-truth and a half-truth is just a half-lie.” - Anita Garibaldi
Joan The Fearless
Without Joan of Arc, there may be no France. Both her tongue and wit were as sharp as the sword she later carried.
Dear Misogyny, You are not Evil. You are Lost, and You are Loved, Unconditionally.
Guest Writer, Lilith Lavender writes on reconciling with misogyny. Thank you for inspiring me to show up in the world and to dare to be seen.
Hildegard Claims True Home
Hildegard von Bingen 1098-1179, 81 yrs "We cannot live in a world that is not our own, in a world that is interpreted to us by others. An interpreted world is not a home. Part of the terror is to take back our own listening, to use our own voice, to see our own light." … Continue reading Hildegard Claims True Home
Empathy Warrioress.
She feels between-the-lines, of what others do not express. She reads between-the-wines, for what goes unexpressed. She's a feeler of the world, filled with the wealth of inner success.
Ida Turns The Light of Truth
“The way to right a wrong is to turn the light of truth upon them.” –Ida B. Wells 1862-1932
Investigative Journalist. Writer. Newspaper Editor. Suffragist. Sociologist. Feminist. Civil Rights Leader/Activist. Teacher. Public Speaker. A Founding Member of the NAACP. Mother.
Menstrala School 