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Bits and Pieces, Narratives

Viejo Cara de Hacha

I was in 8th grade, roughly 14 years old.  I lived in San Ysidro, a border town on the U.S./Mexican … Continue reading Viejo Cara de Hacha

Bits and Pieces, Poetry

Self-Defense

I grew spines on my heart to protect her from predators. . Creatures lurking in the shadows of the sun … Continue reading Self-Defense

Discovering the World, Narratives

The Q’ewar Project

The Q’ewar poject is a social and economic initiative working with the indigenous women living in the Quechua Community of … Continue reading The Q’ewar Project

Bits and Pieces, Soul Nibbles

41 and Timeless

I turn 41 today, but for the first time in my life I feel a glimpse of timelessness.  It’s a very unfamiliar … Continue reading 41 and Timeless

Poetry

Thank You

There are parts of me I’ve been working to love.   Parts that I have hidden from myself.   You … Continue reading Thank You

Narratives

When Forgiving Her Mother Meant Walking In Her Shoes – Part I

Seeing her mother dote over her husband in the hospital, who was constantly readmitted for chronic liver failure due to … Continue reading When Forgiving Her Mother Meant Walking In Her Shoes – Part I

Poetry

Jameelah

You came into this world like a ray of sunlight invading darkness. Pushing your way through bars created to keep … Continue reading Jameelah

Poetry

Illusion

  He tells me I’m cute, makes cat calls when my hips rumble by, but I don’t believe him.   … Continue reading Illusion

Bits and Pieces, Poetry

Before I Die. . .

    Before I Die. . .   I want to learn the language in which the sun speaks to … Continue reading Before I Die. . .

Bits and Pieces

A Letter to the Little Girl in Me

Mi niña Cristina, You are an inspiration to me.  Though you were raised with many obstacles you still found a … Continue reading A Letter to the Little Girl in Me

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