Cindy Bahl

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09/30/2023415 Free verse
09/22/2023345 Rhyme
11/27/2021468 Haiku
08/22/2021595 Haiku
08/19/2021746 Haiku
08/19/2021817 Haiku
08/19/2021472 Haiku
08/19/2021752 Free verse
08/19/2021866 Haiku
08/19/2021555 Free verse
08/18/2021653 Free verse

Quotes

Quote Left Be kind to everyone, including yourself. If you aren't compassionate with yourself, how do you know how to be empathetic with others? Absolve yourself for not only earlier mistakes, but for those that you will inevitably make. Life is truly too short for self-hatred. And it ends up hurting those we care most about. Forgiveness, compassion, self-love, and kindness must be universal in all that we do and speak. Quote Right
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Biography

| Writer | Astronomer | Software Engineer | Photographer | 

Geekstress at heart with a love of all things nerdy. Words about writing, my experiences, love, life, and the universe. I'm a lifelong learner of everything! 

Astronomer with a huge 10-inch Dobsonian telescope used for long nights gazing at planets and galaxies.

A passionate knitter who donates most items to charity. 

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I took this photo of the blood-red moon in September 2015 with my telescope and an iPhone. I absolutely love the night sky!

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