I look nothing like myself these days: thinner, darker, less American.
A New Life
On Hermaphroditism
The offspring of a two-god love
Cost of Living
On Time and Travel
The new is always hiding in the old.
On Fearing the Dark
Why is it the dark we fear most?
A Soft Dark Room
He still trusted his strength and his memory, but not his judgement. That part was no longer with him. It escaped somehow when he wasn’t paying attention.
The 401K Marathon
Standing there, shriveled, he notices the cleaners didn’t put enough starch in his shirt; he needs the added back support these days – spineless, you see.
The Puritan Wife
The Puritan Wife
Foreign Tongues
Like a mother's lullaby in a foreign tongue
American Saints
Souls
Freedom
The Butcher’s Daughter
Her father stood up from his seat slowly until he towered over the Mayor whose head now reached no higher than the Butcher’s paunch. And like the volcano that created their island, he erupted...
God
The Veil
Then she saw him, the veil of ignorance pulled back suddenly and with no warning.
Ego
Let Me Be
Left Behind
There was no one to greet him when he got off, and while everyone was looking forward to the eager hugs and long-awaited kisses of loved ones, he looked back at the train that brought him to this point.
One-Liner Wednesday – Man’s Best Friend?
My entry for this week’s One-Liner Wednesday, hosted by Linda G. Hill.
Jealous Gods
She never questioned the visions or voices trapped in his head, even when their meaning escaped her.
Poem #33
