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Magnolia | LexPoMo 2023

Bio for 2023

happy & sad.

Reason for signing up:

putting thoughts into words is cool, I guess.

Poems Submitted This Year:

June 01, 2023 Spun Out
June 02, 2023 Dear Mom,
June 03, 2023 I Didn’t Ask To Be This Way
June 04, 2023 My Body Has Never Been My Own
June 05, 2023 I Hate The Memory Of That Day
June 06, 2023 I Might As Well Delete Spotify
June 07, 2023 The Quilt
June 09, 2023 It’s Not What I Wanted
June 10, 2023 I Have A Bad Habit Of Releasing My Demons In The Living Room
June 12, 2023 Porch Time With You And Our Cats
June 13, 2023 I Can’t Keep Trying, Mom
June 15, 2023 I Still Feel Dead Inside
June 17, 2023 What Have I Done?
June 18, 2023 Leaving Was The Best Thing I Could’ve Done
June 19, 2023 A Fathers Intuition Of Sorts
June 21, 2023 Storm Season
June 23, 2023 Being An Introvert Is Annoying
June 24, 2023 Get Me Off This Train
June 27, 2023 I Thank God For Pinterest, And I Thank God For you
June 29, 2023 Father

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