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Resilience & Hope

What’s your favorite recipe? — Journal Entries 2023

By Poe
January 1, 2023 1 Min Read
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To answer in Poetic Vincent language:
they can’t claim they held your hand through the struggles when the
only hand being held was your left, as you put your right and left
together.
You then begin asking for help, guidance, and some truth during these
sinking times,
to find some helpful melodies.
—So, this.

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