Emergency care of wounds that cannot be seen

Hold the victim gently. Rock in the manner of s quiet sea. Hum softly from your heart. Repeat the victims name with love. Offer a brew of red sunflower to cleanse the victims blood and spirit. Fasting and silence for a time refurbish the victims awareness of her capacity to nourish and heal herself. New associations should be made with caution, more caring for herself.

— exerpt from Ntozake Shange’s Sassafrass, Cypress and Indigo

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Love and Love,
Olanne.

QUEENS LIKE US SPEAK A DIFFERENT DIALECT

Emergency care of wounds that cannot be seen

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