Xanadu
 

His love was like termites and her heart was made of wood. Swarms flooded through the walls, leaving tunnels of mud on the foundation and...

I see the waves Washing debris on the shore Silly sea jellies float aimlessly with the current. I dive in Surfacing to see fluffy foam...

I look back and see her in her little duck towel. I’m carrying her in my arms, while walking to the room. Dressing her because she...

I wish the world talked in tongues with rosy cheeks and lips of plump. Where the moon would kiss the sun with its crater face and...

In the clearing of a temperate, oak-filled forest, a small log cabin once stood. Day after day, a carpenter worked on expanding his cozy...

Dust will bury you. Know this. You know this.

I sit here at my desk. Spiderwebs caress its corners, As I contemplate tragedy. “Another one taken from us too soon.” Why do we say such is

Two cars, two lanes and one red light. I’m seated, buckled in. My car is silent. I turn to my right and see a stranger. Windows closed. I wo

Once, was this a place of Joy. Refuge. God. Once, was this full on Sunday mornings The pews with families dressed in their best, the choir

I remember the plastic box with a colorful plastic screen protecting my ham and cheese pieces, my crackers, and my Capri-Sun juice pouch.