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hannah, 21, aquarius

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World peace restored

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me: *walking*

my cat: i am going to run in front of you. i am going to sprint in front of you so fast mid step and you are going to punt me into the sun

me: okay sir yes sir 

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I think it would be really cool if there was a new season of Stranger Things set in West Virginia, with a whole new cast, and the focus is on some sort of criptid like mothman. It could be spooky and appalachian, and set in modern day because certain areas are such a mix of new an old. Just an idea I had.

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Mountain Momma: An Appalachian Poem

I haven't published much poetry on The Revivalist, and there's no excuse for that. I'm a sucker for rhythm and imagery. In fact, I like poems a lot. When I see a good one, though, it has usually been published elsewhere, and it's some work to hunt down a poet and request reprint rights. We're talking pure laziness on my part, I know. Lucky for me, Sarah Loudin Thomas made things easy. She ran the poem "Mountain Mama" on her own website where an email address was just a few pixels away. Even I could manage to copy, paste, and send a message, asking to share this piece with y'all. I was thrilled when Sarah said, "Yes," because this poem is about as Appalachian as they come. It's all about fragile beauty and precarious lives. It's about grim reality getting entangled with false hope. It's about the unique losses that mountain people face every single day. After reading it, please leave a comment telling Sarah what you think. * Mountain Mama There is truth in the ...