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Tag Archives: isolation

Beyond Frames

Originally posted on Ripple Poetry :
Image by June Perkins I am looking for the frames to help me break the frames; remembering Playschool windows round, oval, and square. I am remembering how my dolls were broken hand-me-downs and how I thought my frizzy hair made me look a clown. I was a little mother to…

Posted byJuneApril 13, 2018April 17, 2018Posted inpoem, PoetryTags:cane, childhood, growing up, isolation, poem, ruralLeave a comment on Beyond Frames

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McLaughlin, J.M. , & Perkins, J., (2020). Race and Ethnicity in Childhood (Australia). In Bloomsbury Education and Childhood Studies. London: Bloomsbury Publishing.

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