While My Mother Rots in Memory Care at Regency Park
At the Waffle House, if you’re facing somebitter truth, we’ll save you a window booth.And we will be waiting.—David Wilcox, […]
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Grandmother
She lay quietly as if she could wake, and only pretended not to know what our call intended; but her
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These Are the Rules
What matters most is how wellyou walk through the fire.—Charles Bukowski The whole world may be burning around you,
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The Miscarriage
What I remember is how my mother used her entire body to yank the gear of our red jeep into
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To Tinnitus
You could be crickets or midges,whine of the wires inside the walls,transmissions from distant stars, shareI can hear of the
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Katherine with the Lazy Eye. Short. And Not a Good Poet
This morning, I heard you were found in your McDonald’s uniform. I heard it while I was visiting