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his pledge to her:
i will kill the spiders. i will share my fries with you when you’ve finished all yours and are still hungry. i won’t ever pop my collar. i will never be rude to your tummy- when i hear it growl and gurgle, i promise to bend down and reply respectfully. i will eat the mushrooms when we order the supreme pizza. i will kiss the papercuts. and the door-slammed finger. and the counter-bumped hip. i’ll try my hardest not to get annoyed when you whisper questions and comments during movies. i will be the big spoon. i will let you win at wrestling. sometimes. other times i will not. i will go faster. harder. i will pull when you want. and tease you when you don’t. i will send you random texts and leave you silly gifts. not always. not on schedule. just whenever i want to. whenever i think you need one. or seven. i will check your tire pressure. and remind you to take your car in. i will hold your hand. i will love you. i will love you. i will love you.
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Moonstruck: Some Idea's about Hijab (part one) →
A response to NPR’s Unveiling Muslim Women’s piece.
I started wearing hijab August 2010. I converted November 17th, 2006. Four years, and it’s not like I spent those years learning Arabic, perfecting my prayers and diligently performing them five times a day, nor did I spend that time…
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I used to think I could
could be that
which sparks that flame in your heart
am I foolish
to ask
why
I am in a constant disillusion
of self
heart
where am I
what am I doing
I forget that people go through events
they change
Im chasing
me
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Not everything has to be tangible to be believable. I believe in God even though I cannot see him. Through the blessings which he has given me, and the prayers which he has answered for me, I know he is there.
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its funny how we cant let thoughts linger long enough to reach our hearts, but we can let pop tunes linger enough to block our hearts.
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