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Ponytail: A Poem from one Marvelous Black Girl to Another

Posted on August 18, 2012 by sharedwithlove

Dear Jasmine Waiters, You did that, and that’s truly all that needs to be said. Continue to LEAD, Black Girl. -swl

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You are enough, don’t ya think?

Posted on July 27, 2012 by sharedwithlove

Enough Enough is what I am I’m enough to pull through Survival is innate, I’ve learned But thrive is what I do Enough is what I always was Even fighting below my prime The fortress life has built in … Continue reading →

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