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Monthly Archives: October 2013
Leaving The Vets’ Alone
He bent down with a few scraps of toweling to wipe up an accidental puddle, bringing him eye level with one of my tail-wagging doggies. He patted her and smiled just a little, then murmured something to her that I … Continue reading
Last Pound of Flesh
I have gone hungry already, and I will go hungry again because you thieved from me, wrapping what you took in juicy lies that you thickly layered on me and then them, but mostly on you, buttering them up, so … Continue reading
A Way To Be Free Of The Mess
It’s time to clean up and put away everything that hasn’t already run out or broken, so I can be free of this mess. I always think I’ll replace what’s run out, and fix all that is broken, as soon … Continue reading
Consuming Moments
The darkness consumed the last light of the day yesterday, as it exited in a mass of fiery yellow-orange clouds. The color spread everywhere across the sky, eventually turning pink, and then grey, while I captured what I could with … Continue reading
Posted in Essay, Writing
Tagged consumption, essay, life, moments, motivation, self discovery, self-worth, sunset
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Bird of Paradise
A bird of paradise solar-powered light was one of the first things I bought when I reclaimed my garden, a particularly painful place for me. For several years, I avoided it because it made my heart ache and caused me … Continue reading
Posted in Essay, Writing
Tagged bird of paradise, divorce, empowerment, essay, garden, healing, light, long relationships, marriage, photos, recovery, relationship, self discovery
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Cold Front
When the clouds moved in, I wanted to wallow in, complain about, how suddenly chilly I was. I wasn’t prepared, it caught me unaware; I’d left my coat at home. When the cold descended I ached to whine about my … Continue reading
