on Generational Trauma – Page 3

in a dim foggy light, a small winding river is lined with tall grasses and snow-frosted pine trees

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can you see in the dark?

Posted on November 3, 2021 by Nix Kelley / 0 Comment

You aren’t alone; but the more alone you believe that you are, the more your messiah complex will be able to dictate your feelings and choices.

interior photo of a room that is old and beginning to fall apart. the paint and wallpaper are peeling and there are broken wooden slats in the floor.

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I’m problematic

Posted on October 14, 2021 by Nix Kelley / 0 Comment

What’s almost over? What’s just begun? What are we praying for? Where are we going? Let’s follow someone else’s instructions and fly this planet right into the ...

a warmly saturated photo of an infant on the left being gently touched on the head by a toddler (me) on the right.

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shake the dust

Posted on September 24, 2021 by Nix Kelley / 0 Comment

I think one of the only things I can teach my kids is how to shake the dust from their feet when leaving is what’s best.