Things have felt slightly melancholic lately.
Author: Lyndsay Price
a flower. spoken word artist.
How Things Have Been
It's been a period of doing. This spring, I found myself faced with a myriad of moments that I wanted to capture, to bottle, to hold in my hands in order to prove to people that they were indeed real.
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How I Sleep
I've had a couple of conversations recently with friends who suffer from insomnia or disrupted sleep and it got me thinking about my own sleeping habits. I'm lucky that I tend to sleep really well at night, and while things like insomnia can sometimes be the result of deeper issues that require insight from medical…
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February Favourites
Read on for the playlists, pictures and self-help tools I've been loving this month!
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Poet of The Week: Alysia Harris
“I love how all the constellations are named after Greek heroes. It reminds me that, even though immortal, they have vices too." - Alysia Harris I came across Alysia Harris years ago. Her poem "Cab Rides & The Morning After" was one of the first spoken word poetry videos I discovered that was cinematic in style.…
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Current Favourites
It's been a big ole month for me. Maybe I will sum it up in a later post. December was big, January was big and now finally with February I am feeling fresh energy. The haze is being cleared from the path, allowing me to see the way. I have some things to look forward…
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Pins Of The Week: Jewellery, Fluffs & Travel Dreams!
Hello there! So while this site mainly focuses around Spoken Word & Poetry, I'm also a pretty keen Lifestyle Pinner on Pinterest. (I made the title Lifestyle Pinner up so it sounds more like a job and less like an actual addiction which it most probably is.) However, to celebrate the fact that I am…
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2018
This year I kind of feel like I have been dragging myself across the finish line, covered in cuts and bruises and aching bones. However I’ve done it, I’m still here.
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Why I Switched From Poetry to Blogging
Why I decided to finally make the "switch".....
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Why I Went Sober for a Year (and what I learned)
A candid, honest look into my relationship with alcohol. Grab a cocktail, (non-alcoholic or regular) it's going to be a long one!
