armadillo
And then like a pool cue, his inner child propelled mine forward with a slow roll and a pocket.
Read More armadillo. . . the After Words
And then like a pool cue, his inner child propelled mine forward with a slow roll and a pocket.
Read More armadilloWe don’t talk about how relationships never end …. it feels … like reaching through air.
Read More DeathI ground myself into the earth.
Here.
I love you. Your forehead; my lips. Your rings; my giving. Your lifeless body; my ring. My ring; your body leaving. My longing; your pinkie finger. My decision; topaz side by side. I love you.
Read More PinkieThe wound, the wound. You know that bearded man, the one who died? The one who died angry, who wrapped himself around me and I led him out? Well it’s been a year now and I’ve been angry (again). He never said good bye.
Read More Narrative on a WoundGrief and joy are opposites. Except that grieve is the preferable word because it is not static. And if you let it live all of its lives, joy is a word that whispers constantly. And softly.
Read More (no) superheroI didn’t intend to build an altar. I don’t worship. But I knew what had to stand in place of that guitar. And I know honouring now, like I did not before. Like a parent, I guide and narrate what is left of me – what grows – now that there is no body with which to commune.
Read More AltarI asked death to wrap itself around me.
It passed through and I crawled out.
And to those with their nose in their wallets, I raise my cup high. That kind of discontent is not to be held, nor will it be caught by me. The only blessing to which I assign value is this peace, this beautiful peace that tells me that nothing was lost. All is, as it should be.
Read More Show me the money