Day: June 27, 2021
A first
Have you ever felt the beginning in motion?
There is always a first.
The virginity of a heart
Of a body,
The innocence of believing.
Remember?
No doubt we can’t avoid the danger,
And the erosion that ravish deeply through our beings.
No doubt.
But there is always a first.
Show me
Show me inside,
I want to meet the man that sings from non-existence,
His future joys, surprises, tragedies.
Let me,
Let me inside your soul full of holes,
And let the bond of fleeting moments fill it in.
Don’t you see?
There is always a first……
And this is our beginning.
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Can I Tell You A Secret Love Poem About Intimacy
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What do we tell our daughters?
Mother’s Day 2021
As the sun sets on Mother’s Day 2021, the saddest of events in the UK has left me wresting with a pretty challenging maternal dilemma…
The death of Sarah Everard in London, murdered as she walked home from a friend’s house, strikes a terrifying chord with most women this week. And I am not only a woman in my own right, I am also a mum to two wonderful daughters. What advice do I give them that allows them to live their lives, freely, boldly and with adventure but also keeps them safe?
In a midweek call, my Eldest wants to talk running shoes. Let me re-phrase, she want to talk about me paying for running shoes!
” You’ll be so proud of me mum! I am taking up running!“
I am pleased, but one question, screaming in my head that I try so hard not…
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Relationships by numbers…
Sunday 6 June 2021
You hear some strange things on the radio in the middle of the night…
Somewhere between teacher assessed grades, mass testing and track n’ tracing, work stress has made the grim descent into insomnia. Although I invariably zonk out effectively enough in an exhausted heap; by around 2am I am awake again, tossing and turning fretfully in a fruitless quest to return to the illusive REM-cycle. When my mind is really racing, I switch the radio on, hoping for distraction, and this is where, a few nights ago…I discover the notion of numbers linked to social and workplace interaction. It is claimed that,
“You can only maintain so many close friendships“
The central name in the debate is evolutionary psychologist Robin Dunbar, best known for 150, his namesake ‘Dunbar’s number’. Dunbar claims that this is the number of ‘stable relationships ‘ we are able…
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