A series of poetic short stories containing matriarchy that are based on scriptures from the Bible and random motivational quotes and dedicated to the women of the BIPOC.
Aiko, the samurai princess- She's clothed with love, joy, peace, patience, and kindness.
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Audrey Nuna as Aiko
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Aiko as an anime
She's such a fashion lover. Her gentle energy- gotta love her!
But she can also be bold. When it comes to her enemies, She preps her sword of self-control.
She's also clothed with gentleness, goodness, and loyalty - and yet - The majority of the people in the crowd - to whom she modeled that form of beauty- They repaid her with jeers, leading up to her being in tears - but - The small amount of people in the crowd - the ones who adored that form of beauty- They supported her emotionally, And repaid her with compliments, gentleness, goodness, and loyalty.
As a samurai princess, being strong isn't easy. Balancing strength and human sanity is challenging. It takes a lot of practice to properly use the sword of self-control. But don't give up! You can do this! Don't fall in the hole!
A/N: Hey, beautiful queens! How's Healing Girl Summer going for you? What are your plans for this upcoming Healing Girl Fall?
What do you think of this poetic short story in this chapter? Can you relate to Aiko?
What are your thoughts when you read Galatians 5:22-23, as far as comparisons to this poetic story here?
