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On a Cold Rainy Day In Spring

On a Cold Rainy Day In Spring

Sunday sonnet
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William J Spirdione
I Walked into the Forest Alone and Found My Own Magic

I Walked into the Forest Alone and Found My Own Magic

A personal rebirth through the lens of Russian folklore and feminine myth
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atinder kaur
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A Mindful Observer

A Mindful Observer

I went to the beach to attend a gathering. After the meet and greet, I walked on the sand.
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Dr. Seema Patel (PhD)
Anticipation

Anticipation

With a touch of concern
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Men.21times@gmail.com
You Don’t Need Anyone’s Permission to Think Highly of Yourself

You Don’t Need Anyone’s Permission to Think Highly of Yourself

It’s important for your peace of mind
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Beatrix Felix 🌻
Fresh Spring Pines Are Waving At Me

Fresh Spring Pines Are Waving At Me

Sunday sonnet
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William J Spirdione
A Simple Sports Metaphor That Speaks a Profound Truth

A Simple Sports Metaphor That Speaks a Profound Truth

“If someone throws you the ball, you don’t have to catch it.”- Richard Carlson, Don’t Sweat the Small Stuff
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Mukundarajan V N
Why I Don’t Make Plans on Sundays

Why I Don’t Make Plans on Sundays

How slow Sundays became a sacred ritual in a fast-moving world
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Ananya Banerjee
10 Random Thoughts To Ponder This Week

10 Random Thoughts To Ponder This Week

May 10–17, 2025
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Barb Dalton
Why We Must Listen to the Body?

Why We Must Listen to the Body?

I read a quote by a climate scientist: “Yes, you would be afraid — if you knew what I know.”
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Dr. Seema Patel (PhD)
The Burden of Coping With Rare Disorders

The Burden of Coping With Rare Disorders

“Sufferers describe feelings of isolation, shame and loneliness, of being dismissed not just by the medical community but by family and…
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Mukundarajan V N
A fear like no other

A fear like no other

Vulnerable
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Men.21times@gmail.com
Things We Assume Our Children Will Understand

Things We Assume Our Children Will Understand

Memories that fill us with joy
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Maria Rattray
All Our Lives Are Wild

All Our Lives Are Wild

We all carry scars
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Marlane Ainsworth
May Gifts and Soft Sweet Promises For You

May Gifts and Soft Sweet Promises For You

Have you been walking out of doors on these sweet May days? This is the season of your youth. Springing to life as the snow melted from…
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Katie Michaelson
Namaste to Trees

Namaste to Trees

There are many pineapple guava trees in our neighborhood.  In autumn, they give us an abundance of delicious fruits — but we don’t have to…
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Dr. Seema Patel (PhD)
The Pigeon Who Refused to Leave

The Pigeon Who Refused to Leave

What beautiful hatch is waiting for you…
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RashmiPrabha
Your Voice Is Relaxing

Your Voice Is Relaxing

Soothing for my stressed mind
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Asmi
One Plant, Two Encounters

One Plant, Two Encounters

The Crepe Ginger I Never Knew
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Quiet Frame
Broken But Useful!

Broken But Useful!

Of Eggs And Life!
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James Karuga
The True Nature of Wisdom

The True Nature of Wisdom

“The most certain sign of wisdom is cheerfulness.” Michel de Montaigne
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Mukundarajan V N
She Wants to Remember

She Wants to Remember

Reconciling aspects of our being
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The Mad Poetess
Foraging with Kids

Foraging with Kids

I love foraging — especially when I see perfectly good produce in nature going to waste. I just can’t ignore it. I want to make use of it…
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Dr. Seema Patel (PhD)
The Art of Self-Deprecation

The Art of Self-Deprecation

“I must have a prodigious quantity of mind; it takes me as much as a week sometimes to make it up.” — Mark Twain
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Mukundarajan V N
Books, Not Pills: My Simple Insomnia Hack

Books, Not Pills: My Simple Insomnia Hack

For the past year, I’ve been battling insomnia. I tried every remedy under the sun — herbal teas, breathing exercises — but nothing worked.
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Shubha Apte
Because Momentum Isn’t About Pushing Harder

Because Momentum Isn’t About Pushing Harder

It’s about check-in moments, not check-out moments
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Vidya Sury, Collecting Smiles
What Are They Doing Around the Tree?

What Are They Doing Around the Tree?

An Unexpected Discovery of Energy Bagua
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Quiet Frame
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