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Lisa Lunney
A Canadian gal that firmly believes words can change the world. An avid reader, writer and Autumn/Winter lover. She excels at communications and writes for pleasure and profession.
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I Will Live . . . #poetsofinstagram #poetryofig #poetsofig #poetryporn #poemofig #amwriting #yegpoetry #poetryofig #poetrycommunityThe discussion of mental health is so important. So important. These are our people that are struggling. These are our friends. These are our muses & mentors. These are our families. These are - ourselves. Depression has a siren song, once you’re under its grasp it’s hard to let go. The darkness and despair take place of joy. We need to discuss the darkness and keep our people alive. You are not your mental illness. It is not the least of you, nor the best of you. It is simply irrevocably part of you. There is no fault in that. To understand how the demons of mental illness attack our loved ones we need to love them better. Pay more attention to their ticks and triggers. Love them through it. Please ask for help. There is no shame in needing support. It’s not weakness. Quite the opposite; it conveys strength, It’s your humanity proclaiming it’s very existence. Please. Love and be loved. Look after your peeps and don’t forget to let your peeps look after you. Practice forgiveness. This goes a long way in life. An important lesson that many of us don’t learn - don’t ignore people. It’s ultimate disrespect and makes that person feel worthless. This culture of ‘ghosting’ friends is disgusting. Send love to an old friend. It means more than you think. #poetsofinstagram #poetryofig #lisalunneypoetry #suicide #suicideprevention #awareness #pma #mentalhealthawareness #mentalhealth #respectI want to live All I want Is to live But I'm losing this battle With myself A civil war Inside my brain Stay alive I beg Long enough To outlive it To emerge from the darkneas Don't become it's victim Don't fall prey to its clutches Fight Stay alive Outsmart it One day You will wish I will wish That you had stayed #poemofig #suicideawareness #suicideprevention #carriefisher #yegpoetry #yeg #amwriting #canlit #mentalillnessSo fragile. . . . . . . . . . #lisalunneypoetry #lisalunney #poetrygram #poetry #poetryporn #poetryhive #poetryofig #poemofig #poem #poetsofig #poetsofinstagram #amwriting #goodvibesSuspend your beliefs. . . . . . . . . . #lisalunneypoetry #poem #poetsofig #poemofig #poemsofig #poetryporn #poetryoftheday #poetryhive #poetrycommunity #poetry #poetryofinstagram #poetrygram #wordporn #positivequotes #positivequotes #amwriting #yeg #yegpoetryCan’t wait to revisit the world #cainesville #cainesvilleseries #kelleyarmstrong #arc #amreading #bookblogger #blogger #bibliophile #junereads #summerreading #canlitTranslate
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Book Review: Love Letters To The Dead by Ava Dellaira
Love Letters to the Dead by Ava Dellaira Published: April 1st 2014 by Farrar, Straus and Giroux (BYR) It begins as an assignment for English class: Write a letter to a dead person. Laurel chooses Kurt Cobain because her … Continue reading
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Poetry: Believe Me
Believe Me Believe me I promise you There are more people to meet Landscapes to travel through I know It’s hard to keep what’s left Of your dignity and faith in humanity I promise You are stronger than you believe … Continue reading
Poetry: The Indisputable Truth
The Indisputable Truth My friend A sister A daughter A cousin A granddaughter Gave up a life A future For something else The indisputable proof Right in front of my eyes It was a choice It didn’t just happen Some … Continue reading
