Nature's Cure
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a series of poems about mental health and LGBTQIA+ told through nature, common everyday objects and places. I created every poem, unless stated otherwise. You can use these poems to find comfort or knowledge but please give recognition if you do. I hope this brings comfort or companionship to someone who reads these.
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