150: they call it dementia

with frown and furrowed brow she cried for a few days then denied the prognosis. the tiny pill taken religiously do you notice a difference I say I notice that my love for you is growing that I no longer can feel the grudge that was lodged in my sternum that when I...

149: this 3d world

is there anything more needed in the searchfor remarkablethan what the world supplies each morninglight on treessun coloring the creases between shadowsdimensionless darknessilluminated

148: halfheartedly

trying to live an ordinary life someone said that I don’t have enough wit to have come up with it myself but I can’t remember who I feel it I get it life seems to be a tug of war between letting the passion that lights up my belly (is that the soul I...

147: sunflowers grow at 284

the inhabitants who first planted, long gone their wake left a shape unfilled daily missed notices in yards delight yellow sunflowers turn toward the sun nonetheless

145: patience

in this day and age in the climate ruled more by social media and news than by duty and trust and intuition and values it is difficult to build without catering to trendy sometimes this is the hardest thing ever to simply do right and stay in your own...