There was a dream for us
But even the stars kept showing their game
It is the way life is here
All of them have loaded and unloaded some
The question is how we meet
The two shores always go together
Nothing happens in one's love
They have common interests as well as deficits
The criticism that is being leveled at everyone is justified
The work that was done for you was also done
The drowning people were drowning in great calm
Those who were standing on the shores also shouted loudly
Like two strangers on a train
Stay with us on the journey, so do we
This is the true meaning of burning up of bad psychic imprints
God testified that some of the signs were vague
This is a reference to my being
This is what brings me down, brings me down
One day I will sleep in the same land
My dear ones are also the trust of this land
Those who do not recognize now
Yesterday's thing seemed to be something of ours too
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Letter to our Queer & Trans Youth
Hey, you. I thought I’d start this letter by telling you a little about myself, just so you know who you’re dealing with. I’m an emotional dad, father to three amazing kids who we met through the foster care system, and whose presence in our lives has really transformed my sense of responsibility to the communities that surround us. The connections we’ve made with one another, with our extended families, and with the communities where we live and look for belonging have catapulted us into this whirlwind of emotional tumult which, while not easy by any stretch of the measure, has also been remarkably healing. I realize ours is really only a one-sided chosen family, since our kids didn’t get to choose to live here, but I’d like to think that they did choose to let us love them, which allowed them to grow to love us. And I think that’s where I want to go with this letter- to a place where you can find belonging and healing- even if the pathway there may be peppered with some emotional tumult.
By F Cade Swansona day ago in Pride
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