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Welcome to my sanctuary.

I am a survivor of many things. Divorced parents. Physical abuse, verbal abuse, sexual abuse and emotional abuse. I've been in a hit and run accident, and I've given a child up for adoption when I wanted to keep him. I've been through two pregnancies, a few major surgeries, and judgment of my husband from my family based on the twelve year age difference. I have been through hell and back in the short twenty-three years I've walked this Earth. I haven't died yet, the Gods and Goddesses have something bigger in store for me yet. That which doesn't kill me, will only make me stronger.

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[o.o] - how may I
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Here are some different forms of poetry from ShadowPoetry.
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"The cure for writer's cramp, is writer's block."~~Stephen King.

                    

 

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Writing has always been therapeutic for me, a place I could run to when things in life became too ugly or too hard to handle. I've been writing since I was thirteen; just about ten years now. I try to write something every day; even if it's just a thought that could start some poetic inspiration. I strongly believe that poetry needs no editing when it comes straight from the heart, uncensored. 

I write for many purposes, mostly self-healing, not for the public's enjoyment. As of late, I have been penning a lot of "voice" pieces. Those suffering from cancer, self harm, diseases, those who have been abused, etc. I also do tribute poems, such as for troops, firefighters, events, etc. I'm not afraid to look into the eyes of our past, bringing forth a reminder of the ugly truth. A true poet has no limitations.~
 

"Amateurs sit and wait for inspiration; the rest of us just get up and work."
~~Stephen King

Poetry Policy: Take the time to read other's work. It will help you grow as a person, reader, and writer. Comment on it. You can always find something positive to say as well as a way to help improve it and you should. Also if someone took the time to read your work and comment it, return the favor, always. This makes a great way to make new friends and new inspirations.