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Read more about July 15th, 2023: Canadian smoke and cemetery visit
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July 15th, 2023: Canadian smoke and cemetery visit

Matthew Craft Apr 01, 2025
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In this entry, I'm in the Cemetery. I interact with the wind and attuning myself to a pine tree on top of my sacred hill.
Read more about July 13th, 2023: ADHD entry
Read more about July 13th, 2023: ADHD entry

July 13th, 2023: ADHD entry

Matthew Craft Mar 31, 2025
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Follow me on this entry that was also written by my ADHD. In this entry, I interact with a Common sunflower and describe my first sensational grounding experience.
Read more about July 12th, 2023: Goals and Hoary Verbena
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July 12th, 2023: Goals and Hoary Verbena

Matthew Craft Mar 31, 2025
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Much more interactions, like Hoary Verbena. Also am becoming more goal driven and more focused on plants over rocks.
Read more about Introduction
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Introduction

Matthew Craft Mar 31, 2025
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While these journals aren't like Darwin or journals that may be of familiar, these journals are still worth the read. These journals will also include my experience as a Green Witch but also just a journey where you can read about things that I have found, journaled and researched while being in nature.
Read more about The East Ridge Trail of Amicalola Falls
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The East Ridge Trail of Amicalola Falls

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Mar 20, 2025
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The Beach or the Mountains? It’s a question that’s often bantered between friends, debated among coworkers on break, and a subject of (hopefully) amicable discussion when planning the next family vacation. Personally, I prefer the mountains for several reasons, but the main one being that I HATE sand. You can try to wash it off, but it will haunt you like a ghost that wants to try on your shoes and follow you back to your car and hotel. But enough about sand. Recently, I led a group to Amicalola Falls State Park and Lodge near Dawsonville, Georgia: home to the third-tallest waterfall on the east side of the Mississippi River. Cascading down 729 feet of cliffside, the waterfall offers a breathtaking reward if you decide to hike one of the several trails.
Read more about The Silent Suffering of Generation Z:The Rise of Depression, Anxiety, and Dreams
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The Silent Suffering of Generation Z:The Rise of Depression, Anxiety, and Dreams

Caesar Jucarios
Mar 18, 2025
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In a world that seems to be spinning faster than ever before, there's a generation silently struggling to find their place, their purpose, and their peace of mind. Generation Z, those born between 1997 and 2012, are facing a mental health crisis unlike any seen before. From the tender age of 11 to the uncertain brink of 26, they're drowning in a sea of self-doubt, anxiety, and despair.
Read more about Solitude?
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Solitude?

m. nelson Mar 13, 2025
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Isolation- The act of isolating , The condition of being isolated. Stresses detachment from others often involuntary.
Read more about Fracking - The debate that never ends
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Fracking - The debate that never ends

The Social Scientist
Mar 12, 2025
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Read more about Fracking - The debate that never ends
Why is Fracking a heated debate? Why are some for it and some against it? What are the ups and downs of Fracking?
Read more about Our Service to the Planet's Freshwater
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Our Service to the Planet's Freshwater

The Social Scientist
Mar 12, 2025
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Does the global community have a responsibility to address freshwater issues or should we leave it to local governments to completely take control of freshwater regulation?
Read more about The History of Deforestation in the Amazon
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The History of Deforestation in the Amazon

The Social Scientist
Mar 11, 2025
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A brief summary of the history of the Amazon rainforest's deforestation starting in the 1980's to current times.
Read more about Los Angeles Fires 2025
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Los Angeles Fires 2025

mitten.wool_writez
Mar 10, 2025
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The basic information on the previous fires that took place in the Los Angeles region, January 2025.
Read more about "A Glimpse Into My Past: Love, Fear, and the Memories That Made Me"
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"A Glimpse Into My Past: Love, Fear, and the Memories That Made Me"

Amanda
Mar 10, 2025
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These are the memories that shaped me. The joy, the fear, the sacrifices, and the strength passed down from my mother. This is just a glimpse into my past, the foundation of the journey I’m still on today.
Read more about What will happen to me? (Poem)
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What will happen to me? (Poem)

Bitey The Werewolf
Mar 10, 2025
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A poem about my worries for my future as LGBTQ. Will I have to keep fighting for my basic freedom when I’m older or could I finally live in peace?
Read more about Addictive Depression in my daily undoing
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Addictive Depression in my daily undoing

m. nelson Mar 07, 2025
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Let me start by clarifying something. This is not a book or a story. this is not something that I am making up as I go along or something that I even have to stop and consider what to say. The words that I am putting out here for all to see are my actual real life in dealing with (what I have named) my addictive depression.
Read more about Same suffering different day
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Same suffering different day

m. nelson Mar 06, 2025
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Another one. Why won't it end already? It's always the same. I spend my entire day lost in my thoughts about how I will end it once and for all. And about how happy I will be, what I do, where I will go, and who I will see. Then I remember.... Im me and that is not what is planned for me.
Read more about Healing Wisdom: The Profound Science and Philosophy of Plant Medicine
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Healing Wisdom: The Profound Science and Philosophy of Plant Medicine

Katie Gubbe
Mar 05, 2025
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Modern research is increasingly validating what traditional healers have known for millennia. A 2019 study published in the *Journal of Ethnopharmacology* demonstrated that plant extracts often outperform isolated compounds in treating complex conditions. This is not mysticism, but molecular intelligence.
Read more about Cold, Bitter Punishment
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Cold, Bitter Punishment

My Raw Beauty
Mar 03, 2025
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Prompt: Write a 20-line (approx) poem OR a half-full page paragraph that contains dialogue. The dialogue should be about something, and we should see character and plot revealed through dialogue. You can choose what the dialogue is about. Maybe recounting an argument you had with someone, some dialogue you overheard, a dialogue that you wish would happen--all of these work.
Read more about The price of victory is high, but so are the rewards
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The price of victory is high, but so are the rewards

Phillip Bailey
Mar 01, 2025
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In order to obtain optimal health and optimal living, We must embrace discipline. Enjoying the fruits of our labor means we committed ourselves to our vision and hard work. There is a lot to learn from Athletes in society. Obtaining the ideal requires us to live by a philosophy that we have to commit to if we want to be successful.
Read more about The Sonnet of Suns
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The Sonnet of Suns

Jaye Hyde Feb 28, 2025
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The Sonnet of Suns is about a young girl who alters the world, highlighting the strength of a dedicated leader.
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Fly

Jeffery James Feb 21, 2025
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The poem depicts the speaker's experience of a dreamlike state while awake, characterized by distorted senses, a loss of logic, and a questioning of reality. The world around them becomes fluid and surreal, with colors blurring, sounds muffled, and physical laws bending. While immersed in this disorienting yet beautiful dreamscape, the speaker retains a nagging awareness of the real world, a whisper promising an eventual return to a less enchanting but more grounded existence. This awareness hints at the bittersweet nature of the dream, beautiful yet ultimately unsustainable, foreshadowing a return to the "less beautifully unkind" reality.