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You have reached a quiet bamboo grove, where you will find an eclectic mix of nature, music, writing, and other creative arts. Tao-Talk is curated by a philosophical daoist who has thrown the net away.

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I like both Dahlia and Jeen’s stance. You create a fascinating setting, Li. I’d like to know more about twelve years earlier, too.
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Thanks, Melissa. And thank you for a great line to write to.
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A tragic story, Lisa. Women have been mistreated for centuries and just when we thought it was over, it seems to be starting all over again in the U.S. Thankfully, those who could/can write have an escape through imagination and creativity.
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Kim thank you for your thoughtful comment. I think of many groups of women and others who have been silenced and punished for things like learning to read and write, speaking their own language, etc.
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I’ve read so many books and articles, watched films and documentaries, and I wish women had a chance to prove that men got it all wrong.
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<3
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nice obe, Lisa
much love
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Thanks, Gillena <3
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You have packed so much suspense in this flash fiction Li. I feel I’d like to read more about Dahlia and Jeen, their stories do need to be told :)
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Di, thanks so much for reading and your comment. Indeed!
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You’re welcome Li :)
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Words are empowering. (K)
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You pulled “write” in, Lisa, and I’d like to know more of their story!
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Thanks so much, Lynn.
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Nice setting Li. What is it that they publish for their auctioned words one wonders? 😊
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Thanks, Stew.
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I love that they have the gift of words – Jae
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<3 And they have each other.
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I love this little period driven piece!
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Thanks much, V.
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Wonderful write Lisa Ma’am, nice to be back again among friends. Women are strong support though some went through difficult beginnings.
Hank kaykuala
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<3 Thank you, Hank. Yes, we have to be. Hope I'll see you again at dVerse?
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This feels like the perfect embodiment of Emily Dickinson’s line; quiet rebellion, fragile hope, and the courage to create despite everything.
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Tamara, I like what you see in the story, thank you.
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They do need to be known, and sadly there are ever new stories to be told. A moving story Li.
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Thanks, Paul.
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Very welcome Li ❤️
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