Ruthie M.

Joined February 2021

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Special Education teacher, student advocate, mother, dancer and a writer. . I have now begun categorizing and refining my story drafts. The Good, The Bad and the Ugly. I protect the identities of the characters in my stories

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Unconditional Love
It has been said that…. From pain, Comes Joy The rain, Brings flowers She thought of this as The pain came It was time for
By Ruthie M.about a year ago in Poets
Too Heavy
I was strong Raised up by absent people I learned young How to be strong Be on my own I grew up Gave birth Three loving souls
By Ruthie M.about a year ago in Poets
Birth
Birth It began when I told you A baby is near Your face Your fear You left So I gestated alone Waiting and wishing
By Ruthie M.about a year ago in Poets
A Letter to Abusers
A Letter to Abusers When you abuse, you scar. While you are yelling, screaming, belittling, slapping, kicking, punching or giving the silent treatment, you are scarring. Abuse stays. Apologies disappear the next time you hurt us.
By Ruthie M.about a year ago in Journal
Love and Marriage
LOVE AND MARRIAGE Til Death Do US part They say What a cliche. Such a lie I now see The absurdity
By Ruthie M.2 years ago in Poets
An Uncommon Friendship
The boy had been standing in the same spot for over an hour. As I watched my son Adam from my familiar perch of the kitchen window I noticed how the late autumn afternoon light illuminated his outline with an angelic orb that surrounded him. How many times had she stood right here washing dishes, Enjoying the day without fear or worry?
By Ruthie M.3 years ago in Fiction
ISOLATION
Isolation Childhood should be a time of joy But if you were me you would not remember any joy. I have so many memories of being alone, playing alone.
By Ruthie M.3 years ago in Poets
The Mystery of Accents
The Mystery of Accents Why do some accents stick and some disappear? As we are all aware, languages all have their own unique sounds which are created by how the tongue, mouth and sometimes the throat interacts with the breath.
By Ruthie M.3 years ago in FYI

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Ruthie M.

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Unconditional Love

Too Heavy

Birth

A Letter to Abusers

Love and Marriage

An Uncommon Friendship

ISOLATION

The Mystery of Accents

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