It wasn’t long ago, I was talking to a friend about a situation at work in which a coworker had taken responsibility for work I had accomplished. I thought, “no worries, now I know better”. Although my friend highly encouraged me to stand up for my work, I didn’t want to start trouble in my … More Why I Decided to Channel My Inner Bitch
I tragically lost my mother when I was 3 years old. This is my poem to her. I lost my mother today, But never had I known, Perhaps it was her absence, For the reasons that Ive grown. I lost my mother today, The pain renders me still. It lingers for attention That no … More I Lost My Mother Today
I live with this struggle. The one that haunts my thoughts of the conversations we share. Exploring the depths of places I haven’t yet known, or moments of epiphanies that fill my satiation of self betterment. “Can we be friends?”, I ask myself. Slightly hoping I can be convinced of this fantasy. The answer irrefutably … More Can We Be Friends? – To Anyone Who Has Ever Loved and Lost
Over the past few decades, maybe longer, America has seemingly taken on a change. In fact, the world has. After WWII, America seemed invincible. Men were home from war, the economy was doing well, people were moving into suburbs, and innovation such as the TV enhanced the American Dream. And even with proxy wars occurring in the … More The Emotional Side of Trump
In the Midst of Progression 