before one of us leaves the house to boomerang around this glass and metal world, the husband and I press lips something to chaperone the other till they return with a bounce through the back door
there are days we really miss and days we’re delighted to see go that’s the trail we each have, sections that left scars from brambles and bushes and portions we loved to walk and still re-walk, p
therapist and I, two strangers address the autopsy of a life lying on a table, long and wide scalpels sharp, the slices deep blood needing blotting, together, we cut deeper past the scars of old i
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