We've been shaped by time,
emerging strong, and with pride.
We show resilience.
About the Creator
Chere Roshawn Hampton
Chere Hampton is a powerful Black writer. She is an earth mother and faithful friend to many. She believes in social justice, that Black Lives Matter, and that everyone deserves the right to be seen and heard.
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The First Hairline Cracks
The first cracks never look like cracks. They don’t arrive with drama or warning. They don’t announce themselves as danger. They hide inside the very things that feel like power — speed, clarity, momentum, capability. That’s why they’re so easy to miss. That’s why they’re so dangerous.
By Elisa Wontorcik3 days ago in Poets
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Beautiful