Found Poetry
She stepped slowly, carefully, as to not break the already slivered glass underneath her feet. It was cold, a frightening chill, due more to the weight of the heavy silence than the weather… Read More
She stepped slowly, carefully, as to not break the already slivered glass underneath her feet. It was cold, a frightening chill, due more to the weight of the heavy silence than the weather… Read More
Chapter Eight. Of Screwtape Letters, that is (C.S Lewis). Chapter 8, as it refers to the Law of Undulation, is a masterfully crafted reminder of the purpose that lies behind the ups and… Read More
The rain pelted my face in an ironic manner, seeing how the morning had begun: huffily. It is never my first instinct to wake up early on a Monday morning for a body… Read More
This looks like an incredibly long post, I know. It is not. However, let me explain this conundrum… Last week found me as the judge for the Texas Grand Slam… Read More
: an interruption in time or continuity: break.
This morning began with a run, abruptly welcomed with a 5:45am alarm, a quick swig of liquid, and a prompt arrival from Tray, my timely jogging buddy. Running next to his five-finger clad… Read More
This whole celebration thing started a while ago. As far as I can rightfully remember, the motivation for practicing the discipline of celebration falls on my Baby Ruth’s heads (the seven wonderful women… Read More
Celebration has been a big part of my life lately. Partially because there were times where I needed to remind myself of exactly what it was that I had reason to celebrate, and… Read More