Damn Edith Sitwell
Dame Edith Sitwell Dame Edith Sitwell sat by her inkwell aware she had…
Dame Edith Sitwell Dame Edith Sitwell sat by her inkwell aware she had…
Island Somewhere inside my shipwrecked soul there should be an island of calm, I remember visiting it once. There wa…
Stopping by Frost on a Snowy Evening Whose words these are, I think I know. so many books to look through though— perh…
For Grandma Hold a button as you go by or you will be the next to die , said by someone who never lied: Important …
Being Before I haven’t much time— this clock has no face, no heart, only hands turning, one stroking over another, hour…
The Treaty of Baxter Street “Look at that!” Wilbur pointed to an object sitting near the donation receptacle. “Who do…
I found you sleeping in my seat (for a family of Ukrainian refugees) The train goes on as forests change to cities alon…
Hollyhocks I asked you for lupins because of their bushy tails waving high there in the meadows because they come colou…
Lessons from a Small Piece of Land When we left Johannesburg, South Africa, we told everyone we were moving to “the coun…
Ashes of the Roman Empire Prologue: The Descent The year is 165 CE. Rome—the eternal city, bloated by victory and st…
The Clash “Well, what do you think?” Calvin asked, his eyes gleaming with anticipation, and his hand pointing like a…
1. The Interview Daniel was moving smoothly through the job application when he came to the question he hated most…
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