The faint image of a clock in a remote window snagged Larynn’s attention. It was a grandfather clock, she realized, which she thought quite peculiar. She questioned what it was doing leaning against the window, its face pressing against the glass as its bottom half disappeared off in the other direction. Larynn could … Continue reading Hope Chest
longing
A Silver Bullet for Sarah
“Sarah,” said the doctor, checking his watch for the time. Lunchtime neared on a beautiful day in early November, “I see, unfortunately, only three to six months remaining for you. I’m sorry...so sorry.” Joshua looked up from fiddling with his cell phone, then returned to it for a moment, setting it on vibrate. Slide show … Continue reading A Silver Bullet for Sarah
Dedication
He took her back the day after she tried to kill him. Actually, the doctors wrote “attempted suicide” on that line in his chart, but as I get older, I realize that doctors are wrong a lot. “Why would you attempt such a thing?” I asked. Harm himself over this outside influence that has shown … Continue reading Dedication
Denial
Passion squeezes my logic dry, copious, alive – sense unclear. Explosion of feelings gone awry that I try to fight, and fear. But how can I deny the force you so eagerly supply? Your gloves that fit so firmly well upon my hands that sweetly swell? But physically do we dare to tread where others … Continue reading Denial
Masquerade
Enters the one hope fears to see, disgust and adoration beam, not wanting sight nor sound nor word nor innuendo slightly heard Of how one lives or lives thus touched for some whose lives not touched so much. So silence soothes the hopeless fool, more soothing than a hungry soul. With solitude time does so … Continue reading Masquerade