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Mountain Folk
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Laurels
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Soldier's Joy
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Ice
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May Day
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Counting the Days
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Sasha Eve Portland, Oregon
Born by a river, raised by the ocean. Currently residing in the Pacific Northwest, organizing with radical anarcho-queer
folks, grappling with emotions, and pursuing anti-oppressive ideals.
Always learning, always growing
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