glass ceilings shatter
and chains of oppression fall
granting space for all
Thanks to Ronovan Writes for the challenge to write a haiku using glass and breaks (for which I subbed in shatter).
Tag: intersectional feminism
on adverbs and outrage
truly, madly, deeply … a song
truly, madly, deeply … a movie (with Alan Rickman!)
truly, madly, deeply … a partial list of adverbs to be avoided if you want to be a “real” writer (according to conventional “wisdom”)
truly, madly, deeply … a partial list of adverbs that inadequately qualify and/or modify how truly, madly, and deeply angry I am this week
truly, madly, deeply … #youknowme
truly, madly, deeply … a haiku
a song sung fiercely
truly madly deeply felt
demands to be heard
truly, madly, deeply … WE WON’T GO BACK
Many things inspired these random ramblings and specific outrages including Linda’s SoCS challenge to start my post with an adverb.
Not sure this is what she had in mind … but stream of conscience it is.
Image from breakingthroughtheglass.com/2018/02/02/feminism-types/
To Do Lists
Yesterday’s To Do List
- disrupt the status quo
- smash the patriarchy
- be an ally
- shatter the glass ceiling
- practice intersectional feminism
- crack open the captivating confines of my privilege
- be civil
Today’s To Do List
- disrupt the status quo
- smash the patriarchy
- be an ally
- shatter the glass ceiling
- practice intersectional feminism
- crack open the captivating confines of my privilege
- be civil fuck that
- be mean to random idiots on twitter until I feel better
Tomorrow’s To Do List
- disrupt the status quo
- smash the patriarchy
- be an ally
- shatter the glass ceiling
- practice intersectional feminism
- crack open the captivating confines of my privilege
- be civil
fuck thatbe mean to random idiots on twitter until I feel better
- don’t equate being civil with staying silent: STAY ENGAGED AND DO NOT LOSE HOPE!
Trying to get my mojo back today and the confluence of prompts from SoCS (mean) and Putting my Feet in the Dirt (captivating confines) and FOWC (disrupt) helped do the trick! Thanks y’all.
Tina Stewart Brakebill 