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Exercise is a privilege, not a chore

  Rant mode activated. I heard three people complain today about how they tried to work out but just couldn’t do it, or didn’t feel like going to the gym, and and how they wish they could just close their eyes, wake…

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Worthless – an interlude

I was asked, by the amazing VOYCE* to write a piece for something he’s been working on, something that would speak to the word worthless as it relates to relationships… the way you touch me even though it intoxicates me I…

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Befriending One’s Soul

  In those cold January days, early in the year of the answers, she practiced holding her own soul. At dawn, at dusk, fully. She kept an eye on it all day long. Whenever it murmured or whimpered she stopped…

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tri-colored comfort

I love the autumn like I love the rain for it beckons the secrets of life with each passing day it knows about death and how natural it is even as it is desolate both in vision and in heart…

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grounded

places I’d never think I’d see wide, open, glimpses of other’s lives carried now within my soul and my heart feels like it will burst open with gratitude I yearn for you to open me I want to share it…

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Shimmering

her body laid before him like an angel, slain and split open like a sacrificial offering with each slow strum of his fingers a chord resonates through her body the curves of her silhouette reflected in the luster of his…

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Felipe

Not wanting to say your name or share it knowing you are my very own Felipe I’ll say only that and whisper your name in my heart and casually in conversation as if you were an eternal part of life…

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with each moment my heart is less and less wrapped around yours I find myself freer and freer from that ties that bind my heart is a little brighter my step a little lighter free from you not looking back…

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How to Tell the Rain

Heavy and thick And cold comes as the wind picks up Trees swaying in unison   You taught me how to tell the rain How to feel it’s coming on my skin And in my nose How to tell my…

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narrow country highways

the smell of paint reminds me of my grandfather my mother’s father, he was a painter paint cans were everywhere, in all of if his three garages and cats so many cats, kittens and dogs he always had at least one…

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