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Nigeria bleeding

Nigeria's heart is broken in two, Terror befalls us, what shall we do? Blood and pain fill our skies, Our land which to us never dies. We are drowning in oceans of sorrow, No solace found in tomorrow. Our hopes and dreams have been crushed As our soul still stirs and hushes. We see the future filled with despair, Nobody seems to care. No change or progress in sight, As we all suffer our plight. We have forgotten what it means to have joy, As our fate brings us toil and toil. We are dying, we are

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When I Close My Eyes

A poem written from the depth of my heart in hopes of reaching the bottom of yours.

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A Heart Touching Love Story About Crying Softly. - the call

A boy and a girl were the best of friends. They could talk and talk for what seemed like hours, spending all their time on the phone. And when they were speaking to each other it was like there was nothing wrong in the world, they could never be unhappy or sad in those moments. One day, the girl texted the boy and he didn’t reply which was most unusual. She tried again but to no avail. Finally, she called him but there was no answer. An entire day passed and the boy was not available through pho

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7:30 p.m.

A poem that could easily be a song about something that will never come back…

Paranoia

One step, a thousand eyes, One word, hundreds of rumours. My life doesn't feel like mine anymore, 'Cause hiding in the shadows are many spies.

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insipiration

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When Your Mom is Upset

When Your Mom is Upset Having a distressed mother can be emotionally challenging for anyone. Whether it's due to personal issues, stress, or external factors, seeing your mom upset can stir up feelings of helplessness and concern. However, there are several strategies you can employ to navigate through these tough times and provide support for your mom while also taking care of yourself. **1. Listen with empathy**: When your mom is upset, the first and most crucial step is to lend a compassionate ear. Allow her to express her feelings without judgment or interruption. Active listening can help her feel understood and valued. **2. Offer reassurance**: Assure your mom that her feelings are valid and that you're there for her. Remind her that it's okay to experience emotions and that you'll support her through whatever she's facing. **3. Avoid minimizing her feelings**: Refrain from saying things like "It's not that big of a deal" or "You'll get over it." Such statements can i

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