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Maiden

• February 1, 2019 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Body, Death, Humanity, Loss, Love, Poetry
Tags: Abandonemmnt, Abuse, Bain, Betrayal, Bleed, Bones, Child Sexual Abuse, Divorce, Feel, heart, Heartbreak, Intimacy, iron maiden, Loss, Love, Maiden, numb, Organs, Poetry, Protecction, PTSD, Ribs, Safety, Settle, Steel, torture, Trauma, vulnerability, Vulnerable, waiting

Night Crawling

• May 23, 2015 • 5 Comments

Posted in Abuse, Body, God, Humanity, Loss, Nature, Poetry, Women's Issues, Women's Rights, Writing
Tags: Abuse, anxiety, Child Sexual Abuse, Day, Insomnia, Night, Night Crawlers, Nightmares, Pedophile, poetry, PTSD, rape, Rape Apologist Society, Sexual Abuse, Sexual Abuse Recovery, sleep, Startle, Startle Reflex, Trauma, Worms

Trigger(ed)

• May 22, 2015 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Abuse, Body, God, Human Rights, Humanity, Loss, Poetry, Women's Issues, Women's Rights
Tags: Child Abuse, Child Sexual Abuse, Flashbacks, poetry, PTSD, rape, Rape apologist culture, Sexual Abuse, Sexual Abuse Recovery, Sexual Assault, Trauma, Trigger

This Vessel

• March 6, 2015 • Leave a Comment

Posted in Abuse, Body, God, Humanity, Identity, Meditation, Poetry, Women's Issues, Women's Rights
Tags: Abuse, Cioran, Demons, Dukkha, Exorcism, Freud, Health, lacan, Madness, No Shame, Perfection, poetry, PTSD, rape, Sanity, Self Acceptance, Sexual Abuse, Sexual Abuse Recovery, shame, Suffering, Survivor, Trauma, Writing

My Middle Way

• January 13, 2014 • 8 Comments

Posted in Abuse, Body, Identity, Meditation, Poetry
Tags: Abuse, Child Sexual Abuse, Connection, Dissociation, Flashbacks, meditation, Memory, Middle Way, Mind, poetry, PTSD, Reconnection, Self injury, Sensation, Sexual Abuse Recovery, Trauma

Silence, Streams, and Spoken Word

• October 16, 2013 • 2 Comments

Posted in Abuse, Body, Identity, Meditation, Nature, Poetry, Women's Issues, Women's Rights
Tags: Abuse, Activism, Andre Ermolaev, Buddha, Buddhism, Dogma, Iceland, meditation, No-self, poetry, Self, Sexual Abuse Recovery, Silence, Spoken Word, Trauma, Voice