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“aH of H: I cannot rise. Too heavy with filth and sin. Th: Give me your hand. H of H: I'll stain you. Th: I'll take it.”

Book:H of H Playbook

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H of H Playbook

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Anne Carson

Anne Carson, born on June 21, 1950, is a renowned Canadian poet. Her works are known for their unique style and profound themes, covering a range of subjects including philosophy, history, and literature. more

“You might be everything that you don’t want to be. Yet, change is not found in some wholesale discarding of who you are, or in reveling in some misguided notion that you can actually do that in the first place. Change is found in accepting who you are and bringing the whole of yourself into the process of maximizing who you are. Then suddenly, you will find yourself wishing to discard none of who you are, and therefore holding onto every piece of everything that you’ve now become.”

Self Esteem Acceptance Self Love Personal Growth Personal Development Self Confidence Self Acceptance Maximizing

Author:Craig D. Lounsbrough

“I don’t think that we’re created to question what we supposed to do. I think that we’re created to question what will happen if we don’t do what we’re supposed to do.”

Purpose Identity Acceptance Calling Mission Question Place Happen

Author:Craig D. Lounsbrough

“She imagined, now, what it would be like to accept herself completely. Every mistake she had ever made. Every mark on her body. Every dream she hadn't reached or pain she had felt. Every lust or longing she had suppressed. She imaged accepting it all. The way she accepted nature. The way she accepted a glacier or a puffin or the breach of a whale.”

Nature Acceptance Self Acceptance Radical Acceptance

Book:The Midnight Library

Source: The Midnight Library

“Carving Inclusion (The Sonnet) Carving a sonnet of inclusion on a statue, Does not magically make a nation accepting. There ain't gonna be no inclusion unless we, Stop filibustering, and start love-mustering. Turning back the clock on cultural diversity, Does not make a nation strong and progressive. Traditions that refuse inclusion and expansion, Are sheer poison in the path of societal uplift. A rigid nation is no nation but a primitive tribe, A civilized community practices reason and warmth. Economy does not make a nation super power, Equality and inclusion reveal its true worth. Assimilation is to be etched upon the national heart, Only then we can call such heart a human heart.”

Acceptance Human Rights Diversity And Inclusion Systemic Racism Nation Building Humanitarian Poetry Statue Of Liberty Filibuster Equality No Discrimination Social Justice Poem

Book:Bulldozer on Duty

Source: Bulldozer on Duty

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