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Monthly Archives: June 2012
time traveler (written last November)
I’m ready, though I know it will never be easy. Reliving heartache, recreating hell. In it, I will see a tapestry of answered prayers, even as I saw them then, through tears, clenched teeth, blinding shame. Going back word by … Continue reading
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Our first ten days living on the road (written last October)
After living in the RV for three months in Illinois about ten miles from our secured-to-the-ground-house which is now rented out to another family, we headed south west. Our first brief settling place was the KOA in Springfield MO, an … Continue reading
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I can hang upside down again
Speaking the language of the djembe, learning how to play guitar, and becoming fluent in ASL are all good goals, but they are future-stuff (hopefully near), and I’m not yet very good at any of them. Whereas it finally hit … Continue reading
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gathering
there’s little to say before midnight. i could speak if you were here. we would play chess until clouds began to race over a sky-high moon, and we stop to lay beneath the stars and whisper, isn’t it amazing
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sweet possibility (written last November)
I like a cool-weather, sunshine-bathed morning, slowly drinking steamy dark roast, each sip a prayer, Thank You Writing and blanket-washing top today’s agenda though comforters can wait until tomorrow if my pen hits a hot streak and takes me home … Continue reading
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A Saturday afternoon pondering
It’s hard to write when I’m lonely, when I don’t know what I’m waiting for and Christmas music reminds me we are enveloped in the Spirit world, a complex structure of particles too small to eyewitness individually, but I’m sure … Continue reading
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Sometimes afternoons are hardest no matter the details (written last December)
Too much, she said, just now I could split down the middle, a clean line, like I used to imagine, each part falling onto the sand, no blood, no pain, my body as cardboard in a vast nothing, simply watching … Continue reading
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Maybe time is irrelevant
I keep picturing carrots, shredded in the food processor, added to the batter, cake in the oven, then I see myself enjoying a piece of cake with hot coffee, a sunny afternoon just right for this moment. I imagine going … Continue reading
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Woman to Woman (written in January)
Dusk creeps through, a haze over day, casting shadows into the living room. I haven’t moved much since waking, my body letting go of unused materials it creates every month just in case another baby grows there. Word Girl and … Continue reading
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what comes to mind (written in January)
I couldn’t know he was/we were going to be a certain gift, broken love, friendship forever. One summer dusk, tattered denim cuffs hanging off the curb, me watching as B, straight blond hair hung over grey eyes, taught himself to … Continue reading
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