Sam forgot to close the window before he fell asleep reading a magazine about Alzheimers, so he woke up at 3:30am to a cool breeze and a whisper from the curtains. He was warm under his sheets, though, so he smiled and let the wind carry him back to sleep as the breeze rolled across […]
Read More Some Kind of Lesson: ForgivenessSamuel doesn’t like to wake up early, but recently there hasn’t been much else to look forward to. Twin sized beds feel larger when you’re alone, and as his old hand reached across the prairie of linen to his nightstand, he nearly returned to sleep. His alarm was relentless, though, and persisted with its yelling. After […]
Read More Some Kind of Lesson: Intro~ whimsy ~
Read More 3:00pm PanicStuck out there in the Somewheres.
Read More Carry On, PleaseAnalogous Thought: Falling is to orbiting as choking is to gargling.
Read More What Do You Do, Exactly?My internal clock is synced to the rhythm at which a mourning dove coos.
Read More Oreos on the InterstateReal hipsters make holograms by hand.
Read More Bone Broth on my GlassesThat’s what happens when you wear pants: things tend to happen.
Read More Once or Twice a WeekI hate it that I’m thinking of you right now, in such an unconventional place, at such an unconventional time. Of all the things to think about, it’s you every single time. In every unconventional place and at every unconventional time.
Read More Right Here, Right NowGiant molecular clouds are dark. Oh so very dark. “Optically dense,” so to say. Yet, this is where stars form: in the darkness. Gravity is introspective, and soon enough the pressure builds and the density becomes critical and then there’s a protostar. There’s hope. Eventually, after enough time, fusion happens and the weight of the […]
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