Top stories published by A Cornered Gurl in April of 2023

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Kerstin Krause in A Cornered Gurl

Apr 28, 2023

I’m Done With Keeping a Lid on It

Midlife is here, and so am I

19 responses

Amanda Laughtland in A Cornered Gurl

Apr 17, 2023

an image of the Facebook emoji bar with a photo of Bea Arthur as Dorothy from The Golden Girls in place of the “care” emoji

Gratitude

How to Accept Getting Older

Or, happy birthday to me

22 responses

insanity & hope in A Cornered Gurl

Apr 7, 2023

“Whispers of the Heart”

A medley of short verses from my diary

4 responses

Tre L. Loadholt in A Cornered Gurl

Apr 17, 2023

A little ray of sunshine before my keratoconus: me, smiling, wearing my company-themed black jacket, black glasses, and a huge smile/scleral contacts follow-up|Photo Credit: Tremaine L. Loadholt

Musical Selection: The Pace Sisters|When God Is in the Building

keratoconus II

9 responses

BJ Dawson in A Cornered Gurl

Apr 16, 2023

Far Wiser Than Most

A free verse poem

10 responses

Tre L. Loadholt in A Cornered Gurl

Apr 15, 2023

The News Notes

ACG newsletter and updates #3

4 responses

Amanda Laughtland in A Cornered Gurl

Apr 7, 2023

Poetry

The Message

A poem about journeys, interpretations, and meanings

9 responses

Anthony Cloe Huie (Choose Living Over Existing) in A Cornered Gurl

Apr 9, 2023

No solace taken

Diamond in the Grass

There’s no future in my past

2 responses

Mona S Gable in A Cornered Gurl

Apr 28, 2023

Your House

A Poem

The old lady took me to your house
Silent, afraid, and clinging, I went
I went to your house
The…

3 responses

Lita Tiara in A Cornered Gurl

Apr 24, 2023

— a poem of potpourris

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Write away for good

These were the top 10 stories published by A Cornered Gurl in April of 2023. You can also dive into daily archives for April of 2023 by using the calendar at the top of this page.

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