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Twentie FourNov 17, 20153 min read

You’re a storyteller who believes in his own stories.

Not a shocking headline for those who know me…

KatMar 62 min read

The First 66 Days

2016 began for me in a backyard in Mt Victoria. My best friend and I left town early, came home, and sat outside drinking a…

Susanne En la CiudadMar 101 min read

THIS IS NOT MY POETRY

This is not my poetry continued. It belongs to my mother. As I open her books, the pages torn and weary, I find in them the woman I never knew. So I put them down here — so that she lives on. I know she would have liked it.

Dr.Supriya TiwariMar 267 min read

A mother I never met.

I am not talking about a woman who gave birth to me (my mommy is the best, I love her & she is my everything) but there are few other beautiful relationships that we don’t choose for ourselves & are chosen for us, relationships that we are not born with but develop them along the way …

Thejas SushilNov 27, 20152 min read

A letter to my Mother

My dearest Amma,

It is my fault that I have never acknowledged you, or your contribution to our lives, or the love that you have shown me. Unlike all the others who have come and gone in my life, I have taken you for granted. It is a dangerous thing to do. For the…

Meg MahoneyMay 30, 20155 min read

Thanks, Mom, for stopping by…

Mom was a gardener, tending plants wherever she went. One day, while we were having lunch at an unglamorous…

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Sara MatosMar 1, 20153 min read

Ser ou não ser mãe, eis a pressão.

Tenho 35 anos e, desde que me entendo por gente, vivo a pressão de casar, ter filhos, constituir…

Emily CressNov 12, 20159 min read

Losing your light

This whole blogging thing is new to me, but I felt like with everything that has happened in the past few weeks that I need to start one of these. Just to get things off my chest and not have them bottled inside.

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Renu Sonania KhanMar 123 min read

To A Mother…. From A Mother

First of all I would like to thank you all who read and appreciated my first blog

MelanieJan 6

I am sorry you see sadness here.

Tim Barrus

Tim. I am a mother of 4 boys ages 11 to 19. This will always be heartbreaking to me. Expressing what they express is important but no less heartbreaking. It is equally heartbreaking to me that any child suffers, I know because I understand it. That is just who I am.

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