September 2, 2026
Finding Joy in Life’s Little Moments
A personal reflection on play, creativity, family, laughter, and finding joy in life’s everyday moments.
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The KronicleS Collective · Editorial Collections
Personal Reflections
First-person reflections on life, identity, faith, art and belonging.
September 2, 2026
To the Incredible Family of C.A.P.S.:
A heartfelt message to the C.A.P.S. family, celebrating creativity, community, support, and the people who continue to help keep the vision alive.
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September 2, 2026
Abuse: The Destroyer of Families
A reflection on abuse, anger, accountability, and choosing healthier ways to handle conflict within families and relationships.
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September 2, 2026
Scars
Scars Never Forget by Nelly Vee is a reflective poem about memory, trust, emotional pain, and the lasting marks left by difficult experiences.
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July 22, 2026
When the Trigger Hits: From Reaction to Response
A reflection on conflict, emotional intelligence, anger triggers, restraint, and the wisdom that can grow when we learn to pause before we react.
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July 18, 2026
The Mask We Marry: When Theatre, Philosophy, and Psychology Meet
The Mask We Marry explores theatre, philosophy, psychology, identity, and the hidden roles people perform within relationships.
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July 17, 2026
When the Body Speaks Before Language: Nelly Vee & Vo Thi Nhu Mai Reflect on C.J. Sahadeo’s “Embodying Animal Instincts”
Nelly Vee and Vo Thi Nhu Mai reflect on C.J. Sahadeo’s “Embodying Animal Instincts,” exploring survival, fear, culture, restraint, and what the body knows before language.
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July 14, 2026
When the Halo Gets Heavy: Nelly Vee & Vo Thi Nhu Mai Reflect on “Even Angels Get Tangled!”
Nelly Vee and Vo Thi Nhu Mai reflect together on Poetic PrettyWings’ Even Angels Get Tangled!, exploring overgiving, exhaustion, boundaries, and the courage to reclaim your own…
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July 12, 2026
What Do We Really Own? A Reflection on Palang Piangpiroon’s “I Am Not the Owner of the Questions”
A relatable Issue 3 reflection on Palang Piangpiroon’s poem, exploring ownership, freedom, responsibility, consciousness, and what it means to care for what we cannot truly possess.
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