Mirror Mirror on the Wall

Episode 1 of the Poetry To Heal podcast, hosted by Kopal Vijay, titled "Mirror Mirror on the Wall" was published on May 4, 2021 and runs 0 minutes.

May 4, 2021 ·0m · Poetry To Heal

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Love yourself. Every scar, every stab should remind you that you are no less than a warrior. And warriors, they are beautiful. So stand in front of that mirror and tell yourself you are beautiful, you are graceful, you are strong, and nothing else matters but you. Love yourself.

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Love yourself. Every scar, every stab should remind you that you are no less than a warrior. And warriors, they are beautiful. So stand in front of that mirror and tell yourself you are beautiful, you are graceful, you are strong, and nothing else matters but you. Love yourself.

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