Month: March 2013
Undertones
In your eyes I see wonder Long overdue, but constant A transient melting Secure in its own worth Thawing long and even Like spring’s quickening Breath coming in shallow gasps Before exploding into life A twinkle and a nod Exacting patience from afar And I understand it because I am just like you In love … Continue reading Undertones
The Learning Curve: All in the Family
The Easter egg hunt still rages in the background as I write this post, with my seven-year old daughter and my 17-year old nephew battling it out for supremacy. They each have found 25 eggs, and there is one left to find, which creates high drama indeed. I wasn’t allowed to participate in the competition … Continue reading The Learning Curve: All in the Family
iPod Classic ‘Til I Die
You know, I’m worried that Apple will stop making iPod classics, so perhaps I should buy up all the ones I see now, so that when it happens I’ll have backups. Because, you know there will be people on eBay selling them for ridiculously expensive prices once they’re no longer being made. But I wouldn’t … Continue reading iPod Classic ‘Til I Die
The Little Patch of Land
The 30-foot swimming pool stands to the rear of the property, a solid reminder of what used to be, while in the foreground stands a large yellow tractor, a solemn symbol of what now is. At the far front of the plot of land sits a mailbox, circa 1975, rusted and old, yet still serviceable, … Continue reading The Little Patch of Land
Antic
Strained from abuse Silent and ornate Waiting to open. Continue reading Antic
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