Blue streaks in my hair.
Lost in the sea of my eyes.
Loving myself, now.
About the Creator
Erica Jones
explorer, mystic, encourager
Pondering curiosities of life, love, and nature with deep wonder and soulful delight.
Plays with words for fun. Or because I need to. Or when nothing else makes sense.
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