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Tag: Miranda Wong

Winter 2022

McCraney Valley Trail

MIRANDA WONG %#10063; McCraney Valley Trail 2021 | Bridge | Twist and Turn | Stream of Light | New Life | Flora

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Winter 2022

You And Me

MIRANDA WONG ❏ At the beginning, life felt like roses. I looked forward to what the next day would bring. Each passing day, anticipation, excitement, hope, joy and mystery greeted me. I felt gratitude and blessed to be with you, a man I believed was my dream come true. I looked forward to learning more about you as our time together went on, and felt that we were a true unit. I saw ahead of us the chance to grow, both individually and together…

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Winter 2022

And Me Alone

MIRANDA WONG ❏ It was through lessons – of deceit, heartbreak, betrayal, inner turmoil facing self-criticism and the disdain from critics of my naivety, and re-direction to self-love and forgiveness – that I wrote this. It was my attempt to put my plight somewhat in perspective…

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Autumn 2021

Hewn from a Rock

MIRANDA WONG ❏ A stone, alone, No purpose, no spark, Once paired or joined, Strength, purpose intact, Its hard side shaved away, By mighty currents of water, Cut, shattered by metal blades, Or crushed to granular matter.

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Spring 2021

Confined

MIRANDA WONG ❏ Thanks to COVID-19 hype I’m confined to my home Saved by electronic gadgets Walks are dreadful alone Kids roam free in apartment above Revved up by grown-up fights My TV drowns their noise at times As I chant, “Calm. Breathe. Focus.”

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Spring 2021

My Reins

MIRANDA WONG ❏ I dared not to grace the stage Fearing glimpses of my scars I dared not to recount the stories Overtaken by traumas. Scars reminders of trophies Struggles now triumphs overcome

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