ArtBy Darlesha Joyner August 6, 2020

Peace Be Still

Photo of journal with heart drawing

Photo courtesy of Gerd Altmann / pixabay.com

I am ok with me today

I love me and all my disabilities

God made me different

I’m content with me

Thank you, God

My HIV is not who I am. That does not define me as a person. I am still a human being at end of the day.

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