A Good Little Girls Zine

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Dig

Today i had to dig all day dig, dig, dig my shoulders, they screamed, yelped: please stop my palms, they broke open: bleeding with blisters

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A Steady Gaze

My eyes are steady now, my guiding light in this tunnel, shining the light on all the wrongs that could be should be must be

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Fire and Earth

When it comes to you my friend, I have an unyielding fight in me, a forest fire—raging, no amount of rain can put out. I

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The History of English Class

The raucous laughter slips into the hallway, vibrates, echoes, pulsates out onto the road. It is our last hour together: this specific combination of personalities.

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A Slow Build

In time you will see, all the tiny rocks that you collect in your pockets they won’t weigh you down, but instead will build you

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What You Don’t See

What you don’t see is that one inch needle I inject into the skin of my belly every Saturday: the counting to three, the self-talks

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Right thing to do.

Being an activist means strategy is your friend, don’t mistake every opportunity to fight as the right fight, though every opportunity will make your blood

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Don’t Pity Me

I am eight years old, sitting on the toilet, eyes squeezed just, pee dripping out–afraid. Afraid that if I pee too fast, my vagina will

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Holes

You seep into me no matter how many shields I build around my frame.

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