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Gaslit: A phenominological poem in three parts

On By Honora BowenIn Art, Discovery Channel, Feminism, human rights, naked and Afraid, Poetry, psychology, Unfettered CapitalismLeave a comment

Part 1   I walk through the dark valley of perception with fingers stretched before me, feeling for signs of life. I need all my fingers and palms open to do this, to guide myself on this untrodden path, to pass safely through shadows of hungry lionesses and stones thrown by angry giants larger than …

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Results of the Polygraph Test for Naked and Afraid. 2 Tests, 4 Questions Each.

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The "near death experience" was a way to trick the crew to remove me from the dunes because the producer was framing me and I repeatedly asked to quit due to rapid weight loss (>20 lbs in 16 days) and kidney and bladder issues. He said if I walked out and quit while conscious, the storyline would be drastically altered and my character would be assassinated.