Like Your Mothers Before You

Traditions of Gathering

By Skylar CallahanPublished about a year ago • Updated about a year ago • 1 min read

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Travelers through winds

Of great southbound migration

To tepid homes meet.

nature poetry

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Skylar Callahan

Hoping I can bring a little joy, fun, and escape to my readers. The genres of my writing are vast, as I am still getting to know myself as a writer. Thank you for your support! Happy reading!

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