submitted by Colleen Clark, Ashfield, MA
I was a simple child once. I lived in a house.
When I was 11 I sat on a toilet at my Grammar School. I investigated the smell of dried blood in a paper lined receptacle.
I didn’t understand as I didn’t belong, not yet. Read more »
submitted by Dorothea Czarnecki, La Antigua Guatemala, C.A.
submitted by Kelly Hatch
click to play: Your Voice Deserves to be Heard by Lyrikel (Kelly Hatch) featuring Izakura
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