Nom-Nee, Wee-One, Mal-Nai, and Lan-Oea at once said, “Broken promises give me no hope . . .”
Bit by bit, piece by peace. My hope is stolen. This thief has many Faces, many names. It comes in beauty, But leaves deep scars. “My name is love,” It says, but leaves Fear and terror in its wake. “I am here,” It says, but When needed the Message is demanded, Abandonment ignored or laughed away. “Expectations are too high,” It says. Stop hoping, Stop believing, Just give up! There is no need to continue. Lan-Oea stood to discover she no longer had deformed feet and did not need a pebble to see them. Her eyes saw things more clearly than the others. She had more trust in Poppie and knew she must trust her mission to him, not to herself. This is why she is still tired. She tried for too long to walk the path on her own . . .
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Lea G.
I was diagnosed with PTSD in 2000. I have struggled with panic attacks associated with this diagnosis for many years. I began writing this story while in treatment at The Center in the summer of 2017. It has provided an outlet for my anxiety and surprising much-needed healing. Archives
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