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Wednesday Night’s Poetry prompt was Space, Stars, Sky. At 3am it clicked. —— To Night’s Prayer. I pray for you to consume my assumptions of how we each witness the […]
I’ve had quite a busy week of (virtual) travel across the West Coast over the past several days. Today I am pleased to participate in a series on civil rights […]
Now you see me, but you don’t. You see me when I post a picture. It looks like me, doesn’t it? All smiles, charm, and grace (so I’ve been shockingly […]
“Life is precious, and so is saying goodbye.” -Linda Kreter Grief is the longest, most painful goodbye. It’s awful, one-sided, awkward, and agonizing. Just when you think you have let […]
There have been moments in my life when I have felt unworthy of the blessings I have known due to the work I’ve found myself doing. The moment I connected […]
As a community board member for Levi Hospital, I was excited to be involved in the recent survey conducted by the organization. The survey aimed to identify the most pressing […]
In 2019, I was blessed to find myself working in suicide prevention across Arkansas and beyond. I spent countless hours trying to further efforts to help those who desperately need […]
I had been wanting to go to for months, just to see amazing people share their souls. asked me as soon as I walked in if I was going to share. I […]
What words can be said at a time like this to encompass the emotions we are drowning in? None. There are no words. Sorry is what we fall back on […]
How many losses have you suffered over your lifetime? A handful, more? What if you endured numerous losses in a single week? Losing a loved one is hard. Strike that. […]
The Oaklawn Rotary Club called me “charming and humorous” after my speech on suicide prevention. I hope someone left more informed on what can be done to prevent suicide.
Another night of poetry and spoken word at the longest-running weekly poetry reading in the country hosted by Kai Coggin.