Swept downstream. Torrent
splits, torn by What-Ifs. Blindly
choose. No going back.
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Audrey Steele
I'm a math teacher (my apologies to the math-haters out there) but words are actually my jam. Unlike algebra, which has few practical uses, words are a powerful, creative force. They can stir hope and inspire change. They are live-giving.
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