Hi everyone! Just wanted to let you all know that my poems “Disable” & “51/50” are published over at Fevers of the Mind today. These are part of the online “Trauma Letters Anthology”. You can click here to read them. Thanks so much!
Two of my poems featured @ Fevers of the Mind today

Mazal tov ❣️
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Thank you, David! ❤
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Congratulations, Jennifer!❤️ I just read Disable and it is a stunning write. Will read 51/50 later.
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Thank you so much! ♥️♥️
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You are welcome, dear. ❤️
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They both seem like dreams you’ve written down. Surreal, trippy but as vivid as yesterday.
Congrats Jennifer!
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I wish I could say they were just bad dreams. Thank you so much!
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I’m sorry
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It’s ok. It’s life. I survived & am still surviving. 🙂
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You’re awesome!
I always feel like I say something wrong… it’s why I stay quiet on your blog.
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You have never said anything wrong. 🙂 Everyone’s really cool here. If someone isn’t, I just won’t approve their comment. You’re all good, no worries. 👍
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Welcome dear
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Congratulations and reading Disable was a surreal experience.
Love, Ann❤
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Thanks so much, Ann 🙏💜
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Both these poems are so good! The second one (51/50), especially, I found very touching! You have recreated the atmosphere inside a psychiatric ward so well that you’ve been able to convey the trauma and pain that people with mental health issues admitted in these places go through. Outstanding, I should say! And take care!
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I am one of those admitted patients and the multiple psych ward experience in itself was extremely traumatic for me. I found it more harmful than helpful honestly. That was a tough write for me, but it needed to be written. Thanks so much for reading. I appreciate your comments, Dominic.
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You’re most welcome Jennifer!
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