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According to the CDC, 124 people die from gun violence every day and even more sustain non-fatal injuries.

From my experiences it is that invisible monster that exist in all of us. From a
young age. If we do not learn to control it, it will control us. The sad thing
is this monster are born  when we are at
our weakest point.  I believe it exist in
all of us




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According to the CDC, 124 people die from gun violence every day and even more sustain non-fatal injuries. From my experiences it is that invisible monster that exist in all of us. From a young age. If we do not learn to control it, it will control us. The sad thing is this monster are born when we are at our weakest point. I believe it exist in all of us

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According to the CDC, 124&nbsp;people&nbsp;die&nbsp;from&nbsp;gun&nbsp;violence&nbsp;every day and even more sustain non-fatal injuries.

From my experiences it is that invisible monster that exist in all of us. From a
young age. If we do not learn to control it, it will control us. The sad thing
is this monster are born &nbsp;when we are at
our weakest point. &nbsp;I believe it exist in
all of us




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The Invisible monster

My name is Pauline (Sister Fabu). I am a reality poet. Being a woman who survived abuse homelessness, brought me here.

Through this podcast, I will share my poetry, short stories and pieces of my memoir. I will ask you to share your experiences with me. We will find strength through each other. When someone asks me, how are you? I learn not just to say I am fine. I think in the moment of how I am feeling. In this moment, “I am standing on a mountain top smiling with my harms open wide, eyes closed feeling the soft breeze on my face”. Please listen, share, and feel your “How are you”?

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My name is Pauline (Sister Fabu). I am a reality poet. Being a woman who survived abuse homelessness, brought me here. Through this podcast, I will share my poetry, short stories and pieces of my memoir. I will ask you to share your experiences with me. We will find strength through each other. When someone asks me, how are you? I learn not just to say I am fine. I think in the moment of how I am feeling. In this moment, “I am standing on a mountain top smiling with my harms open wide, eyes closed feeling the soft breeze on my face”. Please listen, share, and feel your “How are you”?

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