Mountains of Hope and Woe

Haiku by Jaclyn Barrows

By Jackie BarrowsPublished 7 months ago • 1 min read

Not yet reached the top,

But the journey is not over.

It'll happen soon.

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Jackie Barrows

Jackie Barrows is an artist, a writer, and all around creative soul who enjoys bringing new ideas and stories to life. She wears many hats as a Graphic Designer, a blogger, and Lead Production Artist for R.A.W. Productions.

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