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 What Spells Love (Oct. 5, 2022) |
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Thank you! Your taking the time to review and enjoy my poetry and reply that you appreciate it motivates me to continue to partake to explore and grasp the art and craft of literature and continue to share it with others in the world who enjoy a word to and fro. Feel free to share my blog page info with others who enjoy poetry; and check my page again. "May your Holiday Season be a festive feast filled with family and prosperity!" Best wishes! William Irving
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I just wanted to take a minute to say hello and transcribe your note. Thanks so much for sharing your writing with us!
-Lisa
I'm so sorry for the long delay in getting back to you. Your letter has been on my mind, and I'm truly grateful you took the time to write such a warm, heartfelt note. It means a lot to know my words reached you and that the appreciation felt genuine on both sides. Your poetry is powerful, and it deserves more than a quick "like"—it's the kind of writing that sticks with people and makes them think.
I'm keeping you in my prayers every day, especially that prayer you asked for: may you be blessed to be exonerated from this wrongful conviction, and may justice finally come through for you. Please know I'm holding that hope close.
A couple of quick questions, if you're comfortable answering when you can:
Are you still in administrative segregation right now? I'm praying with everything in me that you're not—that you've been moved to a less isolating place.
Also, are there any updates on your case? Has anyone new (lawyer, organization, advocate) stepped in to help fight the wrongful conviction, or is there any movement at all?
You're not alone in this fight—I'm still here, still reading, still sharing your blog with friends and others who care about prison reform and innocence work. Your voice matters, and so does your freedom.
Take good care of yourself as best you can, and please write back whenever you're able. I'm rooting for you every step.
With sincere respect, solidarity, and ongoing prayers,
Lisa ("EndSolitary")