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Lateral Love (Kirli Saunders)

Verity La November 29, 2019 Black Cockatoo, Poetry

Lateral Love I’ve been looking for lateral love in all its forms hoping to find it pouring from hearts that speak soft encouragement         keep going bub praying to see …

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    • The Journal
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    • Fiction
      • Lies to Live By
      • Being Sure
    • Interviews
      • Lighthouse Yarns
    • Non Fiction
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      • Verity La Forum
      • Through the Looking Glass
    • Poetry
      • Heightened Talk
      • Spoken Word
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