Daisy
“…any mans death diminishes me, because I am involved in Mankinde…”
John Donne
The blank page beckons like the first cut with the scalpel—
tremulous, uncertain, unknown.
How does one eulogize the unknown?
poetry
Laundry at Dawn
The peach pink clouds lying across the day’s new blue
are the clothes we washed together last night—
one load, button downs and my green dress.
They smell like that lemony detergent
Orion’s Belt, My Hips
It is the first day of 2012.
What are you afraid of?
Last night I cried
and said out loud
I didn’t expect I’d still be waiting tables
at the same
Opening Your Life to Purple-Bottled Dreams
Two years ago I sat on a bare window seat at an inn in Pittsburgh. The air was
dry, the day light, as sun reflected off deep, deep snow outside. On this
morning,
The Devolution of Christmas
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