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Choose Your Obsessions – #SiddharthAnand
A gift that’s not really a gift at all—”Trojan Horses/They bind you.” Anand speaks very clearly about natural instincts that can become obsessions and thwart our lives. I have a reminder for myself which is “not to break my own … Continue reading
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Grand Finale – Najai (The Logical Poetist)
Grand Finale is one of those poems that you read over and over again and you keep finding a new depth and dimension in your own life experience. At least that’s how it is for me. Logical Poetist, thank you … Continue reading
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Here’s the Written Poem – “Homeless Today”
As the writer, this poem is very close to my heart and as a teacher and past social worker, it’s definitely a reality to me. Our homeless population has reached mammoth proportions and women are closing the gap. Some say … Continue reading
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My Serious Side “Homeless Today” – #SharonMicheleWilliams
My first video! I hope you like it. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=YlWT5yq121s Let me know what you think—and stay with Sharon and The Write Talk! Talk to you later!
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