Tag Archives: Grief

Still Proud to be an American

In a time when many feel disillusioned, I stand firm in my pride as an American. Leaving my country is not an option I consider. I cannot, and will not, abandon the land that has shaped me and countless others. … Continue reading

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My Melancholy

I’m depressed. At least I think I’m depressed. I’ve spent my whole life convincing myself that I wasn’t depressed, so it’s hard for me to recognize it now. Typically I run away when I start feeling trapped. And that’s what … Continue reading

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Two years later…

Two years ago feels like yesterday. That is how clearly I remember Mother’s Day of 2012. I had only been out of the hospital for a few days and didn’t know where were my life was headed. I full on … Continue reading

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Pieces of Me

Sometimes I feel like I’m melting…

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The Lost Girl

The Lost Girl   I am lost No matter where I go I don’t belong I’m lost I can’t be found It makes me wonder If my time here is done I’m in the water I can’t swim I’m in … Continue reading

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