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once we get to the calm of it.</p><p id="fe87"><b><i>Jenny Justice</i></b><i> is a poet mom who longs to bring poetry to life in ways that spark empathy, connection, joy, and feeling. You can follow her on <a href="https://medium.com/@jennyjustice">Medium</a> and at <a href="https://www.facebook.com/jennyjusticewriter/">Jenny Justice, Writer</a>. You can follow her poetry at<a href="https://medium.com/justice-poetic"> Justice Poetic.</a></i></p><p id="5f30">Thanks to the folks at <a href="undefined">Chalkboard</a> and the wonderful prompt, “Cha
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How can anything be born from this — pain bumping into pain, swirling pieces of matter that don’t matter — chaos creates, but only once we get to the calm of it.
Jenny Justice is a poet mom who longs to bring poetry to life in ways that spark empathy, connection, joy, and feeling. You can follow her on Medium and at Jenny Justice, Writer. You can follow her poetry at Justice Poetic.
Thanks to the folks at Chalkboard and the wonderful prompt, “Chaos” found here:
