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The Uninterrupted Project is a workshop series presented by spoken word poets Lily Myers and Chelsea Coreen aimed to empower girls and young women. Through writing and dialogue, all are encouraged to share their words, reclaim their stories, and find their unique voices. We aim to encourage creative self-expression, foster healthy self-confidence and build positive body image. Our goal is to create a safe and supportive space where girls can speak their truths, boldly and uninterrupted.
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Join us for our online workshop starting Sept. 14! Details below. We can’t wait to write with you!
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The Weight
Lily Myers
Very happy to have a new poem, “The Weight”, published on Words Dance Magazine!!
Check it out HERE.
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You drink red wine and dance and paint your face with glitter and tell your friends that you’re magic. That you’re normal. That you’re not thinking about everywhere he touched you. You always feel just fine until you don’t. Until the trigger pulls itself. The rain is grey against your face and you...
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Start the New Year off right! A four week workshop in inspiration. Email me for more info.
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Send us your erasure poems! Message on facebook or email at theuninterruptedproject @ gmail.com
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We’ve been having a blast with erasure poems, and here’s what I came up with! (An erasure of Jude Law and a Semester Abroad by Brand New)
Whatever poison this broken
genie owes. Last wish: to let you exist.
His lips plan for forty second hands.
Fed me anything wreckage. I still taste
all this empty, flawless weather.
The hour rains time. And never lied
without song.
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Inspiration to tell your own truth in your own vital way. Write; you've got it in you.
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New poem up @ Uppagus Mag!
http://www.uppagus.com/poems/coreen-heat/
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Looking for prompts, videos and inspiration to get your pen moving? Our first mini workshop goes live next week!
Sign up for the email below: https://madmimi.com/signups/115777/join
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Prose poem from the perspective of 18 year old CC. Over the course of a 6 year battle with depression, writing and poetry have proved to be a significant force in her healing process.
What's your healing process look like?

New Fiction: Happiness is a Blood God by Chelsea Coreen
My therapist has steel wool hair and a fleshy ditch where her left eye used to live. Sometimes she wears a patch over her glasses, but not today. Today, she pops in one of her hippie-dippy cassette tapes and slurps her coffee at an alarming decibel. She always stares at me until I say something. I say hi. She asks if I’ve considered sticking a pistol down my throat today. I say no. I’m a fluent liar. When the doctor asks if the little orange pills are helping, I say, yes ma’am! I feel so much better! No more insomnia for this girl! No death wish today! Of course, I don’t tell my therapist the doctor prescribed anti-depressants. Not because I care about her feelings, but because I think it’s hilarious she believes a few downward dogs at the gym and a handful of sesame sticks are what’s cured years of clinical depression. The truth? I don’t think there’s a cure for this plague of bent glass. The voices and their tiny orbits, mouths spewing funeral steam. The truth is that my mind is a paper casket. It sits patiently, waiting.
Read it:
http://theneweryork.com/happiness-is-a-blood-god-chelsea-coreen/
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Notes on Womanhood
Lily Myers
1. In her basement, Anna will coat your eyelashes in so much mascara that you can barely raise your eyelids. No offense, she will say. Boys will think you’re prettier this way. You spend twenty minutes washing it off, watching lone, mascara-caked lashes slide down the sink and into the drain. You do not let your eyes go unpainted again.
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"Acceptance is a small, quiet room" writes Cheryl Strayed in her advice column Dear Sugar, published in the collection "Tiny Beautiful Things".
What’s on your summer reading list? Let us know!
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The Uninterrupted Project is a workshop series presented by spoken word poets Lily Myers and…
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