New Moon Child
I am smart, but ignorant of a few facts.
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Swimming with Anika
(Pronounced AH-nee-kah.) Water wings—check. Hat tied with a bow under the chin–check. Sunscreen applied—check. Toys–check. Two years old, she flips … Continue reading Swimming with Anika
Living with Alzheimer’s
Dad had a nickname for Mom, he called her Agent 99 which he used quite often. ( Agent 99 to … Continue reading Living with Alzheimer’s
Upside Down World
Upside Down World The world is upside down. And I must hold on The sky is shit brown As bold … Continue reading Upside Down World
I Salute You
From “Hawaiian Time” by Cornelia DeDona, published 2016 Your drive flew the distancerolled within inches of my feetas I preparedto … Continue reading I Salute You
Paradise Lost
A crack of thunder erupted from the detached three-car garage. Gina looked out from a distance as a dark red … Continue reading Paradise Lost
A Ravenous Routine- Reflecting Inside and Outside the Bog Or Survival of the Quickest
The locals knew that the Giant sleepwalked, that it often snarled, and balked while standing hip-deep in the bog. Where … Continue reading A Ravenous Routine- Reflecting Inside and Outside the Bog Or Survival of the Quickest
A Reckoning
Snatched from the mouth of hell I plunged straight into the void. And promptly got hung up. There was no … Continue reading A Reckoning
The Nature of The Contest
The woods have wormed their way into our circle. Far ahead of the crowd I spy the seedling between the … Continue reading The Nature of The Contest
The Dark Path Brightens
(Hiking Up and Over 3500 Feet-Wittenberg and Cornell, Two More Catskill High Peaks) It occurs to me That I require … Continue reading The Dark Path Brightens
Rock Rift Scramble
Some stay behind to wait as the lot of us leave behind bulky backpacks and walking sticks to scramble through … Continue reading Rock Rift Scramble
Make The Journey
Trekking, Cruising & Scrambling Towards Recovery Healing From Abuse Through Photography A Five Year Journey Thursday, November 8th @ … Continue reading Make The Journey
Feasting, Fanfare, and a Very Determined Walk
Today is the Feast of the Ascension, and the clock is grinning at five. A little late for heaven’s early-bird … Continue reading Feasting, Fanfare, and a Very Determined Walk
Bare Limbs
Greening light, bare limbs growing bright, bare limbs wake and sway, as green life finds its way. Spring has sprung, … Continue reading Bare Limbs
Directing The Unruly
At present, nature’s cycle lays down its campaign— blue forget-me-nots spread like a polite little carpet, with purple and yellow … Continue reading Directing The Unruly
Mother’s Day
Over the years, we look back and remember the women who helped shape our lives and this year was no … Continue reading Mother’s Day
Sometimes, The Thing That Stands Out Is Small
It is the board in the fence, shifted only slightly to the right, opening a breach in your understanding of … Continue reading Sometimes, The Thing That Stands Out Is Small
Blue State of Mind
The bleeding hearts and forget-me-nots have not bloomed. How can this be? It is September 2025. The war has not … Continue reading Blue State of Mind
Power, Code, and Accountability
What is real? Who lays the first name on it? And when the system splits open—when the bright machinery throws … Continue reading Power, Code, and Accountability
The Seashell Indictment
is like the proverbial ham sandwich burning taxpayers’ money, time, and oxygen. like a war with Iran the cost of … Continue reading The Seashell Indictment
Posing For The Directory
Hello there—name’s B. Owl, pleased to meet your gaze,Local legend, night patrol, working oddball days.I haunt your hood, patrol your … Continue reading Posing For The Directory
A Bit Much
A Book I’m reading currently Tells me more Much more than I wanted to know Understand, it’s poetry, and my … Continue reading A Bit Much
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