Truth Over Distortion
In whispers sharp, they called her “crazy,”
A weapon meant to break her ground.
But courage rose, steady and blazing,
Her voice reclaimed, her truth profound.
Through storms that lash the Newfoundland shore,
She learned resilience in the wind and rain.
Each gust a lesson, each tide a door,
To healing born from honest pain.
Gaslight shadows tried to bind her,
Smear campaigns with venom spread.
Yet clarity became her armour,
And hope the crown upon her head.
She writes of scars, but not defeat,
Of boundaries held, of self-worth found.
Her story—resilient, fierce, complete—
A lighthouse where lost hearts rebound.
So honour feelings, let them guide,
Through politics, storms, and nights of fear.
For truth is stronger than the tide,
And her words make the path shine clear.
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