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- Sunset, MoonriseIn Poetry·January 7, 2024Sunset, Moonrise I stood barefoot in the sand where solitude and peace collided between the shore and a fading horizon I was mesmerized by the light of the last sunset of the year It was as if the sun was gently floating through the waves to say goodbye I stood still at the edge of the world and I could see my breath slowly evaporate into the air As the sun set her eyes down, I waited for the one magnificent blink, when the first moon of the year would rise high above the clouds It was in that very moment, the moon light glistened upon the waves; as if to bid farewell to yesteryear ... ~ ©️ Priya Patel, Jan 2, 24 🕉 Breathtaking photography of Sunset 2023 and Moonrise 2024 by Prashant Verma Photography2410
- ClosureIn Poetry·January 16, 2024It amazes me sometimes, how life seems to always come around full circle, and that certain moments today are somehow connected to moments in our past in the most unexpected ways; I was reminded of that today God surely does work in mysterious ways I lost someone special in my past; someone so very close to me I was so very blind that I couldn't even see what was happening right before my eyes; nor could I hear his many silent cries and I can't help but feel this burden of guilt now for not doing my part to help heal him He left me with a gaping hole beyond my control deep within my heart, and the real truth is, I lack closure Today, an unfortunate news; someone else I once knew, same place, same circumstances but maybe this time; maybe this time I can close that gaping hole I can somehow help to heal his soul, and through him, make my brother proud ... I miss you Vic, so very much, with love, this is for you ~ ©️ Priya Patel, Jan 16, 24 🕉249
- The WrenIn Poetry·September 6, 2022Yesterday I felt unloved and low No direction, place to go Shake it off – that’s what they say Doesn’t take my blues away Listen, shhh – what’s that I hear? A bird is singing very near Two notes he chirps, three in a row This song is just for me – I know See him up there on the vine – Mandevilla blossoms all entwined Throat a-throbbing – such a sight The wren sings out with all his might A feathered chest, quivering With each note he’s delivering I wonder . . . did an angel bring This bird to me, his love to sing © L G Rogers 8-24-22 Note: featured video of The Wren https://youtube.com/shorts/DedDRnIgwJ0?feature=share2435
- PROCRASTINATIONIn Poetry·October 1, 2022Do you procrastinate like I do Put it off for one more day… Is your excuse it’s “writer’s block” Or you don’t know what to say First eat that apple fritter And pour a second cup Of that good old Irish coffee Before saying “That’s enough!” Procrastinate, procrastinate That’s why you’re always late For goodness sakes, just write a line Don’t let your best words hibernate! You shake your head and stare at it The blank page stares right back You despise the hesitation… Or is it your reservation… That it won’t be good enough © L G Rogers October 1, 20222425
- I am Black, I represent more than just being a woman.In General Discussion·November 13, 2022INTERSECTIONALITY Intersectionality refers to the processes through which a combination of a person’s race, gender, class, religion, and/or sexuality can elicit marginalization. Intersectionality, a term coined by Kimberle Crenshaw in 1989, highlights that many individuals belong to more than one minority or underprivileged group— for example, a black woman who suffers discrimination based on both gender and race—and as such their encounters with marginalization would be far greater than that of the average black man or white woman. Kamala Harris can be used to effectively explain how intersectionality influences communication and social interactions. Kamala Harris, first female Asian African-American Vice President of the United States of America, who, hailing from two marginalized races in the USA, would have undoubtedly faced an abundance of racism in her personal and professional life. Even more discrimination for her gender in such a male-populated environment as the US government, culminating in a lifelong battle against misogynoir. Intersectionality was a big factor of her election as the Vice President. On one hand, she was called an “angry black woman” by racist and sexist groups, but on the other hand, she was seen by minority groups as a representative of their communities. Ultimately, her victory into office was a fruit of the tree of her identities as a woman, an Asian, and a black woman. This shows that her value as seen (and not seen) by the majority of the country is largely based on her identities and not necessarily on her merits. As a result, she was largely viewed through the lenses of activism and bigotry respectively, instead of being evaluated based on her personality and merits. Therefore, when people communicate, they should each understand the intersections in identities unique to the other person, but not restrict them to the straitjackets of these identities. Nonetheless, an intersectional approach shows the way that people's social identities can overlap, creating compounding experiences of discriminationand leading to distorted communication. As segmented communities, we mustn’t fail to go deeper than the surface to achieve effective communication.2415
- EIGHT BALL SIDE POCKETIn Poetry·November 23, 2023Eight ball side pocket. I called it, The Bear nodded, Slight smirk, Impossible shot. But... I knew the way the table rolled. Enough English on the cue ball To make the eight hug the rail Until it hit the little soft spot In front of the pocket, and, Forward momentum dying, Hesitated a moment and Dropped in... Stare of disbelief from The Bear, His Mosconi cue in hand. Got to know the table. True story. • Donovan Baldwin249
- Qualities of a Good Assignment WriterIn Reviews·December 12, 2022Qualities of a Good Assignment Writer What are the qualities of a great editor? A good editing ability allows writers to present exceptional paperwork. There are things that every teacher should consider when hiring that particular person to manage their academic papers. One of these characteristics is that a master's student understands the essentials of ensuring excellence in writing. Students often fail to acquire the services of the most reputable online help service. This is because they end up presenting shoddy reports that are below the required standards. If that is the case, there are chances that other students will likewise face difficulties managing their assignments. Excellent essayists understand the implications of submitting a low standard report after the work has been done. After all, it is easy to write a poorly written article and edit it. As such, it makes sense for a learner to pick the individual to review and arguably improve the quality of the entire document. Now, what are some of the attributes that make excellent editors? Strong interpersonal skills Assessed by an assessment team of several individuals, the gender differences in power are enormous. The candidates with the highest ratings are the people who have the abilities to administer writes. Going through a group works to determine which of the applicants is the more competent the author is. Most will give a clear explanation of the unique features that separate them. The proposition will allow the reader to get a better understanding of the subject matter before reading the actual documents. When working as a professional, the rectitudes outweighed. The editorial Team will ensure that the candidate is a solid exponent of the craft. They can convey the kind of thoughts and ideas that are expected of both the readers and the lecturer. The ideal applicant will be the one with the technical know-how of a t analyze a complex topic and come out with an eloquent piece. Communication skill How quickly will the interviewer answer questions? To assess a client’s expertise, the expert must have mastery of the English language. It writemypaper.help if a helper utilizes fluent spoken communication to process a query. For instance, the examiner will use the liar, incomplete, or debated format depending on the specifications of that task. Remember, a fastidious clientele will not want to read a boring, Lengthy Report. Hence, it is crucial for an assistant to possess superb knowledge of the English Language. Well-Organized A well-organized employee will deskipass the order form with the vital information in a systematic manner. It ensures that the job is organized logically, and everything is orderly. The informational style preferred by the employer will be employed to execution. Ultimate supervisors admire a learner whose organizational prowess is demonstrated by the thorough application of procedure.2460
- Show Me Your Street ArtIn General Discussion·June 4, 2022I love street art and the way it creates a positive atmosphere no matter what the rest of the area is like. I've been collecting as many as I see that speak to me and I thought I'd share a few that remind me of summer and hot weather. I'd like to see your favorites and I hope you'll post them for us to enjoy. Places where these were spotted 1) Paris 2) Chicago 3) Santa Monica 4) Washington DC2457
- ClosureIn PoetryJanuary 16, 2024Each person leaves their impact on us and it's for us to take that gift and make use of it. Hugs and cheering you on to take those gifts and not let their lives go unnoticed.31
- A TV interview about my new bookIn General Discussion·December 20, 2023I recently had an interview on NJ Morning Show about my new book, Creating Your First Novel. It runs 8 minutes. You can watch it here: https://www.onnj.com/videos/creating-your-first-novel-with-hank-quense/(https://www.onnj.com/videos/creating-your-first-novel-with-hank-quense/)319
- I could writeIn PoetryJanuary 13, 2024Well done, Priya - glad you're posting again... know any other fine poets like you whom you'd like to post here? Perhaps you could invite them to join Artskeeper.31
- Love, Learn & LaudIn General Discussion·January 1, 2024Dementia, everyday is a first take!? Ross Dickinson, December 21, 2023 (https://42itus.com/blog/blog/dementia-everyday-is-a-first-take/) Rough draft of the uncharted: By an Alzheimer bound senior. A Gnome (new home) already. signed, I’m actually unkgnown. I moved to Dementia Friendly Baker County during the snowstorm of Christmas 2019. Haven't made any new friends yet.313
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