[Hand drawing of a beautiful red headed lady. She is looking up with hopeful eyes as her hair whips around a rose, a chrysanthemum, and a skull with eyes.]
Let U N 2 My Heart
Refused to be trapped in love's prison made so many mistakes and poor decisions that have led me to heartbreak my inner wounds are concealed to you numb to the pain of the games that women play
Still I manage to be afraid my behavior makes me seem like a plague avoid commitment cuz I'm scared to hurt you so beware it's complicated and it's normal to get frustrated
I've been searching for a cure someone divine and pure to open up my eyes Keep me real warm by her touch and let me know She's real dreams that manifest in the flesh here the mood is st habitual sinner between the sheets
Yet the overall winner is you cuz I can't be defeated you're always running through my mind like marathon love just to think that all of this started with a crush I'm captivated
How such patience built this foundation and now the sky is the limit So now we dream chasing don't be surprised if you see me pulling up to scoop you up with an expression on my face like I'm in love never admit it I'd be a fool since I barely met you and since I'm thuggin' I got pride
So don't get confused but still I hold a special place for you next to my heart now it's your mission to get in there which is very hard and hard to let you into my heart
According to Yale's website, they offer state specific aid so this might not help in Illinois. Still, here is the contact information for the current heads of the legal clinic:
Michael J. Wishnie (203) 436-4780 michael.wishnie@yale.edu
and
Renée A. Burbank renee.burbank@yale.edu
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Here are other resources that may help.
Illinois Department of Veterans’ Affairs 833 S. Spring St. P.O. Box 19432 Springfield, IL 62794-9432 1-800-437-9824 www.veterans.illinois.gov
The John Marshall Law School The Veterans Legal Support Center & Clinic 315 S. Plymouth Court Chicago, Illinois 60604 312.427.2737 x346 vlsc@jmls.edu www.jmls.edu/veterans
Prairie State Legal Services, Inc. Sandra Crow Paralegal/Pro Bono Coordinator 331 Fulton, Ste. 600 Peoria IL 61602 309.674.9831 Ext. 25 309.674.3802 Fax 800.322.2280 Toll Free
Heartland Pro Bono Council 151 North Delaware Ste 1800 Indianapolis, IN 46204 317-614-5304
Thank you very much for writing. I finished the transcription for your post. I wish I had the right words, just know I care. Hang in there, and God bless.
Hello James's my name is kyla I'm writing to you because I've been reading your posts lately and they interest me. I've been wanting to be a psychologist in a prison for awhile now. I want to be able to actually help inmates. Even if I'm the only one that would be caring about my job. You inmates deserve someone who's going to be there to listen. What would it take for me to a good psychologist? I also wouldn't mind getting to know you either. If you feel free you can write me back whenever have a blessed day
Jack hello I am so sorry I've been so busy with work and helping my family pay there Bill's. To answer your question I'm working at a food chain restaurant called culvers. It's not like regular McDonalds or Burger King. All the food is actually fresh made after you order it. I've been doing good out here. It's just been hectic with work I've been going like 2 weeks without having a day off. It gets stressful at times but at the same time it's adult life. I'm glad to here that the sexual harrassment has stopped. I hope all is well you have a great day I look forward to hearing from you soon
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Let U N 2 My Heart
Refused to be trapped in love's prison
made so many mistakes and poor decisions
that have led me to heartbreak
my inner wounds are concealed to you
numb to the pain of the games that women play
Still I manage to be afraid
my behavior makes me seem like a plague
avoid commitment cuz I'm scared
to hurt you so beware
it's complicated
and it's normal to get frustrated
I've been searching for a cure
someone divine and pure
to open up my eyes
Keep me real warm by her touch
and let me know She's real
dreams that manifest in the flesh
here the mood is st
habitual sinner between the sheets
Yet the overall winner is you
cuz I can't be defeated
you're always running through my mind
like marathon love
just to think that all of this
started with a crush
I'm captivated
How such patience built this foundation
and now the sky is the limit
So now we dream chasing
don't be surprised if you see me
pulling up to scoop you up with an
expression on my face like I'm in love
never admit it
I'd be a fool since I barely met you
and since I'm thuggin' I got pride
So don't get confused
but still I hold a special place
for you
next to my heart
now it's your mission to get in there
which is
very hard and hard to let you
into my heart
By LOWLIFE
Michael J. Wishnie
(203) 436-4780
michael.wishnie@yale.edu
and
Renée A. Burbank
renee.burbank@yale.edu
===
Here are other resources that may help.
Illinois Department of Veterans’ Affairs
833 S. Spring St.
P.O. Box 19432
Springfield, IL 62794-9432
1-800-437-9824
www.veterans.illinois.gov
The John Marshall Law School The Veterans Legal Support Center & Clinic
315 S. Plymouth Court
Chicago, Illinois 60604
312.427.2737 x346
vlsc@jmls.edu
www.jmls.edu/veterans
Prairie State Legal Services, Inc.
Sandra Crow
Paralegal/Pro Bono Coordinator
331 Fulton, Ste. 600
Peoria IL 61602
309.674.9831 Ext. 25 309.674.3802 Fax
800.322.2280 Toll Free
Heartland Pro Bono Council
151 North Delaware Ste 1800
Indianapolis, IN 46204
317-614-5304