Much Love, Deb Poems ~ Fresh & Thought~Provoking

Tag: misunderstood

  • Tips for Introverts On How to Get Out of Summer Camp

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    Deborah Marchant’
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    In a twist of adult ignorance, you find yourself stranded in a forest with overly enthusiastic extroverts. Instead of mingling, you opt for tree climbing and book reading, avoiding campfire karaoke with a heroic water dousing.

  • ”Why do I feel suicidal?”

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    Deborah Marchant’
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    In this poignant poem, various different Americans feel profoundly trapped with a despairing death anxiety. Menstruating women, veterinarians, veterans, and LGBTQ individuals worn down by despair, loneliness, and a constant threat to their lives. A collective question about the Suicide Hotline shutdown highlights a desperate need for compassion and understanding in an increasingly isolating world.

  • Discerning

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    Deborah Marchant’
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    Understanding the distinctions between arrogance and confidence, as well as pessimism and practicality, is crucial for personal growth. These insights can liberate you from burdensome defenses, alleviating emotional weight and allowing for genuine empathy. Embracing clarity in communication fosters deeper connections, enriching life rather than letting it sink into dread.