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.
Tag: womanhood
Josephine’s Compassion is a Call
"Compassion is a call, a demand of nature, to relieve the unhappy as hunger is a natural call for food." - The Patron Saint of Prostitutes
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.
Artemisia’s Elixir: Root Yourself in Mugwort
I looked into my teacup and saw Wicked's Elphaba's green gaze staring back at me. I went with my gut and slowly sipped...
The Realness of You.
Another poetic memoir from my Vulnerablity Vault of "things to scared to share" written in late Spring of 2012 in the height of a budding summer romance.
Ms. Carriage
I woke up and just knew. Just a few nights before, with my beloved at my side, both looking up into the sky, I said from deep inside, "if it is so, then show up in a shooting star." It did. Just then. Right there. I swear. The words had barely left me. I wished for … Continue reading Ms. Carriage
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