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The Automaton - Ch. 2
Chapter 2 of The Automaton

Maggie Yore
Jan 25


The Automaton - Ch. 1
Chapter one of The Automaton.
While Calantha waits for her life-saving surgery, she comes across an unlikely friend.

Maggie Yore
Jan 17


We Are Not The Same
I knew my mind well enough that it was in need of self-reflection, action and changed behavior so that I can be a wiser, stronger person.

Maggie Yore
Jan 5


The Earth Makes Art of Itself
A Poem: Nature makes art of itself without knowing, without regard for its counterparts or species.

Maggie Yore
Dec 17, 2025


Taking Photos of Strangers
His name is Arnold Jaglito D. Wanderer Atpay. AKA "The Admiral."

Maggie Yore
Nov 24, 2025


A Risk Taken - Rage Bait
In order for the OBGYN to take me seriously I had to tell her, "I don't want to live anymore."

Maggie Yore
Nov 20, 2025


Listening to the Land
When I'm visiting places, locations, spaces, I let them be what they are.

Maggie Yore
Oct 30, 2025


Blind Ignorance
This is not going to sit well with most people:

Maggie Yore
Oct 14, 2025


Denial & Love Affairs
My husband caught me red handed.

Maggie Yore
Oct 9, 2025


No Answers - Guillotine
I am back on medical leave nearly a year after the first one.

Maggie Yore
Sep 27, 2025


Ancient Wisdom and The Concrete Heart
I know I trigger some people when they get too close. It's the ones who haven't met themselves. The ones who haven't done the work to heal.

Maggie Yore
Sep 24, 2025


Antidote to Multitudes
The blog post "Containing Multitudes" was more of a rant rather than an essay, everything said was true and boldly honest.

Maggie Yore
Sep 21, 2025


Containing Multitudes
I know it all sounds contradicting. That's because life is.

Maggie Yore
Sep 14, 2025


Those Who Leave
Why ghosting hurts highly sensitive people so much.

Maggie Yore
Aug 23, 2025


My Mind is a meadow
The clouds come back, with the rain, And as it pelts the treetops, And works its way down to the earth’s floor, Where my spirit resides, I sigh with the knowledge that I can weather the storms, And accept the gift. Because the rain is no longer acidic, The wild beasts are no longer rabid for my blood. The thistle no longer cuts and thrashes. The wasps have lost their appetite for chaos. The sun no longer bites at my pearled skin. I’ve never been this beautiful before. So

Maggie Yore
Aug 9, 2025


Returning to the Child-Self
As you heal, as you are healing (because it’s a journey and never a destination, you just keep getting better at it the more you work on yourself) You were able to recognize the joy that came from past hobbies and know what they mean now.

Maggie Yore
Aug 3, 2025
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