crystal clear revelation - escalating contractions - signposts - maps - momentum - no turning back - you only get one shot - Country - celestial orbs - stardust flung far - songlines - manifest witness - craving to breathe in the tropical depths - desperate for relief - hungry for rain - pleading for respite - fate - pondering the paradise - innocents with time for play - cacophanies of comfort - conveyance and passerby entwined in luxurious waltz - creating compassionate compasses - Shangri-la descending - held gently by one - custodian of mysteries - babes rocked gently in mentorship - colours bleeding into one - each to learn in their own time - rainbows converging and diverging - individuating and actualising - curating narratives - beautiful - unique - inherently intrinsic kismet
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Fi Peel
If speaking from my lived experience helps you to speak yours then it is worth it. It is in finding the courage to speak that we create magic.
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