Remembrance in a Garden
Groundhogseat the daylilies,and usually leave the dahlias.It is a small lesson,but importantwhen you’re trying to grow something beautiful. So I … Continue reading Remembrance in a Garden
Groundhogseat the daylilies,and usually leave the dahlias.It is a small lesson,but importantwhen you’re trying to grow something beautiful. So I … Continue reading Remembrance in a Garden
On Sunday, we journey to Piggy StandThe funniest place in the whole darn land.Where legends snort and jelly jiggles,And every … Continue reading Sunday is Dedicated to the Pigs
A tweaked-up knee, a darkened stair,a midnight curse, a silent prayer.You missed the pill, you skipped the dose,and now painsomnia … Continue reading Painsomnia
Words are slippery little things;They change their coats and grow new wings.What once was true may now sound odd—A prank … Continue reading The Evolution of a Few Words
On June 10, 1963—They signed a promise. Called it the Equal Pay Act.Set it down inside the Fair Labor Standards Act like a … Continue reading On This Day in History
My bucket list keeps changing shape, which is rude, honestly. One day, it’s a pilgrimage to the Panama Canal, provided … Continue reading The Trouble with Plastic Buckets
Gina ran away one fallOn nothing but a dare,The promised warmth of southern skiesWas waiting somewhere there. They said that … Continue reading The Long Way Home
You never really know who will show up in an ordinary moment and keep your day from going completely off … Continue reading A Kindness from a Stranger
Lucian was a gentle ghost who sometimes forgot that he had died. He wandered Central Park, that green heart of … Continue reading Lucian
Roofing and Training in Paradise Teruo Nakamoto was right: Gina worked from sunup to sundown five days a week, and … Continue reading The Katya Chronicles
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