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Monthly Archives: June 2014
worthwhile – June 29
6.29.2014 the service is traditional will you, do you, will we, you bet. lifetimes blessed together in the start of something we thought was the end but only really a beginning of ups and downs, hands and … Continue reading
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Tagged aspiration, blessing, grace, hopes, intent, journeys, love, marriage, relationship, sacraments, starts
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Just family – June 28
6.28 Joe was a surprise. My tall handsome son explained to me that this was his love. And I had to step back, say no no, are you sure, then OK. We sit around their dinner table now, family, … Continue reading
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Tagged acceptance, adjustments, attitudes, changes, everyday, expectations, familiarity, family, gay, grace, LGBT, love, marriage, surprises
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family coming – June 22
6.22.2014 family coming stress rising. when did we have to be so perfect for each other ——————-
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Tagged anticipation, anxiety, family, perfection, projection, relationships, resolution, stress
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passing preenings – June 21
6.21.2014 grass, lawns, water mulch, weeds, trees flowers, shrubs how can we tell the difference how do they tell us one from another or do the planted ones mutely laugh at our passing preenings —————————–
a face behind glass – June 19
6.19.2014 orange jumpsuit face behind glass voice through a phone to allay and let pass facts. story. life lines of least and of worry. lawyerly motions so swiftly to bury at age sixty two is life now so … Continue reading
running words – Jun 17
6.17.2014 running words, signs, markings, stet editing a tome lite tome light, tome for today slurring words, slumming sounds, slurping about poetry tumbling, and tumbling no doubt. ———————
he’s washing the dishes – June 15
6.15 he’s washing the dishes. a man shouldn’t do that. it’s embarrassing. the other kid’s dad’s don’t. it’s women’s work. I hide my head. I stand at the sink now years later and see my mother’s hands raw, cracked, … Continue reading
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Tagged appreciation, dad, expectations, fathers, grace, growth, humility, power, regrets
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rain in the night – June 12
6.12.2014 rain in the night brings a smile snug in our beds windows askew doggie hiding in the tile bathroom the steady rising and slowing patter flows like good wishes down the roof slant washing away the sins and … Continue reading
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Tagged appreciation, care, familiarity, grace, home, love, lover, night, rain, simplicity, snug
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morning mist – June 11
6.11.2014 morning newspaper not here, mist across the pond, a low burst of sun just visible between trunk and branch sweet time. coffee with m and s, a chair by the barely cracked window while steel-cut oats burble … Continue reading
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Tagged appreciation, calm, morning, nature, peace, Prayer, quiet, reflection
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friends pass – June 9
6.9.2014 friends pass sometimes because the cancer caught up to them some because they stuck a needle into their arm one too many times and the heroin got ‘em some simply dropped one day in the library stacks … Continue reading
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Tagged acceptance, care, connections, death, faith, friends, grace, grieving, loss, memory, persistence
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