Rachel Dow

Joined September 2017

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Learning from life experiences and documenting them along the way. Poetry and connection with others makes my heart sing. All proceeds/gifts that you donate are going towards a mission trip to the Dominican Republic.

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You're Ugly
Lift your face up from the magazine And look me in the eye The mirror is not where your identity lies. Didn’t you realize
By Rachel Dow8 years ago in Poets
A Testament to a Life Well-Lived
When I am old, My life will count for something. My wrinkles will tell stories So my vocal cords don’t have to. With every creak and crack
By Rachel Dow8 years ago in Poets
Raw Secret
You ask me why I’m so insecure And I just smile. For a moment, I remember that you believe in me. You believe in me In a way I can never believe in myself.
By Rachel Dow8 years ago in Poets
A Study in Deconstruction
I. The first time you said you loved me, My gut reaction was panic. The thought of forever with you Was enough to send my body into shock.
By Rachel Dow8 years ago in Poets
Morning Thoughts
Every bump, Every bruise, Every freckle I want to memorize Everything that Contributes to the Topography of your skin
By Rachel Dow8 years ago in Poets

Rachel Dow

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You're Ugly

A Testament to a Life Well-Lived

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A Study in Deconstruction

Morning Thoughts

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