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Valleys

Poetry
The grass whimpers For me, the new Weight of my womanhood Treading into its stalks. ‘She’s back,’ it murmurs. I…

Girlhood

Poetry
As a girl, I lost most of my time on the hillside. It fattened the hedgerows And got caught on…

Weddings

Poetry
We were there to sand floors and scrub tiles, preparing the house for the new bride, your sister gleaning some…
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