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Monthly Archives: August 2013
years in the making – August 17
8.17 I strive to stay calm as the boy gets ready to leave. years in the making of being out in the world we planned for this along the way of course that he would go to … Continue reading
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Tagged Colleges and Universities, emptiness, empty nest, leaving home, Parent
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a long days journey into changes – August 16
8.16 a long days journey into changes knowledge puffs up but wisdom builds up. pain of parents left behind, out, over-the-hill, who needs ‘ya. bye. redemption comes with a phone call text. luv u all. goodnight. sweet dreams sweet … Continue reading
I do the walk for me – August 15
8.15 I do the walk for me, that’s what I tell the dog anyway. the slow walk tonite, feeling each step, bounce, lurch. I do the walk to feel my body, not natural for me, a head person who … Continue reading
decor -August 10
8.10 the tuscan wall attracts me to it. pictures of family, grammy and the grumpa of name I never knew but came from. mom at age three, brides, rahab, our marital hat. echoes and tokens of lives still vibrant in … Continue reading
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Tagged decor, family, feeding, history, Interior design, memory image, nourishment, pictures, roots, souls
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white tail limitations – August 9
8.9 white tailed hind quarters disappear into the late dusk shrubbery across the street a pale fawn cocks its rear leg in statue form. the dog notices none of it, or all, large animals being beyond his ken … Continue reading
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Tagged acceptance, animal knowledge, dogs, limitations, White-tailed deer
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drowsy eye – August 8
8.8 a drowsy eye oozes open, world still there, sounds having begun to filter in, and smells of coffee brewing from below, dishes chip chip clinking out of the washer onto shelves life will happen again this day. … Continue reading
if you have something to tell me – August 7
8.7 if you have something to tell me do it now, or wait three weeks, she says. bobbie shared his plans to talk about things with his wife after dropping their last for college. don’t you dare, says my … Continue reading
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Tagged differences, fathers, mothers, Mourning, off to college, parenthood, relationships, tact, timing
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chestnut mare – August 6
8.6 turning the corner I see a horse nobbing its head against the end of the fencing. the long neck rolls and twists, stretching then upward to flex the muscles while a subcutaneous shimmer washes back down towards its side. … Continue reading
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Tagged Chestnut Mare, cowboys, horses, images, memory, Roger McGuinn, symbols, yearning, youth
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the little man he balances – August 5
8.5 the little man he balances on the end of a lever tall held dear upon the other end by a glinting silver ball can I turn him any way I want will his distance shift and stall or … Continue reading
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Tagged adam, anxiety, balance, choice, Garden of Eden, humanity, lucifer, the Fall, the little man
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