Inside Out & Back Again
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Read between May 12 - May 24, 2020
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They’re heading to he says, where the rich go to flee Vietnam on cruise ships.
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From now on Fridays will be for happy news.
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One cannot justify war unless each side flaunts its own blind conviction.
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where looking pretty and writing poetry were her only duties.
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Mother closes her eyes, eyes that resemble no one else’s, sunken and deep like Westerners’ yet almond-shaped like ours. I always wish for her eyes, but Mother says no. Eyes like hers can’t help but carry sadness; even as a child her parents were alarmed by the weight in her eyes. I want to hear more, but nothing, not even my pouts, can make Mother open her eyes and tell more. April 10
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Wish I had a sister to jump rope with and sew doll clothes and hug for warmth in the middle of the night.
Marie Joy Arao-Riddle
Wish I had a sister too! 😭
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Black seeds spill like clusters of eyes, wet and crying.
Marie Joy Arao-Riddle
This is such a strong image here! ❤️
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Other girls must be made of bamboo, bending whichever way they are told.