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    Further Musings on Shame – Christine E. Ray

    shame such a short simple word, really, representing such a complex array of emotions societal messages bodily sensations shame painted behind my eyelids obscene graffiti I can…… Read more “Further Musings on Shame – Christine E. Ray”

    March 6, 2020March 6, 2020 by braveandrecklessblog

    Legacy of Shadows – M.A. Morris

    “Mama, why have I not ever seen you cry?” To answer, How do I even try? Do I say it is the miles of years Walking with…… Read more “Legacy of Shadows – M.A. Morris”

    November 6, 2019 by braveandrecklessblog

    Forced to Dance – Lani Larson

    It was her seventh birthday but she found her attention stolen. So many balloons everywhere. Some shiny, some dark with the smell of rubber. Each one was…… Read more “Forced to Dance – Lani Larson”

    September 3, 2019September 3, 2019 by braveandrecklessblog

    Writing Prompt: Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson

    Throughout the month of July, Christine has been providing daily writing prompts based on the title of a beloved Children’s book on Brave and Reckless. They are…… Read more “Writing Prompt: Speak by Laurie Halse Anderson”

    July 9, 2019July 9, 2019 by braveandrecklessblog

    There is Strength in Our Stories: Market Penetration – Tamara Fricke

    Selling old wares in a new bar he saunters towards a woman sitting alone. She refuses to acknowledge the approach to his buddies he proclaims, “She’s a…… Read more “There is Strength in Our Stories: Market Penetration – Tamara Fricke”

    June 21, 2019May 19, 2019 by braveandrecklessblog

    There Is Strength in Our Stories: Thin Ice – Tamara Fricke

    i. Cracking ice twists and sickens at an intrinsic level as though cells know hypothermic pain. ii. The time when I said no and he said yes…… Read more “There Is Strength in Our Stories: Thin Ice – Tamara Fricke”

    May 21, 2019May 19, 2019 by braveandrecklessblog

    There Is Strength in Our Stories: a night that didn’t wash away – Linda M. Crate

    i remember that rainy saturday night well will never forget your sister was supposed to be watching us, however, she was rather absent from where we were;…… Read more “There Is Strength in Our Stories: a night that didn’t wash away – Linda M. Crate”

    May 20, 2019May 19, 2019 by braveandrecklessblog

    There Is Strength in Our Stories: Over her shoulder – Sarah Bigham

    If only she could carry seven Classes worth of books to avoid The lockers where he waited To grab her while the others Snuffled and his girlfriend…… Read more “There Is Strength in Our Stories: Over her shoulder – Sarah Bigham”

    May 19, 2019May 19, 2019 by braveandrecklessblog

    Liar, liar – Kristiana Reed

    Time doesn’t heal all wounds; the ones you wrought have stayed open and continue to bleed intermittently whenever you lie, or play the victim in ill-fitting clothes…… Read more “Liar, liar – Kristiana Reed”

    May 8, 2019May 6, 2019 by Kristiana

    There is Strength in Our Stories: you sang the same song – Linda M. Crate

    i was vulnerable as a rose yet to open, and you thought you would force my petals wide awake as if you were the sun in my…… Read more “There is Strength in Our Stories: you sang the same song – Linda M. Crate”

    April 11, 2019April 11, 2019 by braveandrecklessblog

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