In a storefront laundry on North Clark Street brown draperies release this quiet man who has my shirts.
My boss has a problem with God or rather a problem with me because I believe in God and he doesn’t. Or so we discover
The problem is, Priscilla grew up in a penthouse having parties whil… Biff came of age under a bridge fighting other trolls, he remember… When Pris calls his office and sa…
White privilege it’s called and re… I learned its name although I’ve… white as a sheet for decades. Like breathing and eating I take white privilege for granted.
She’s been a widow a year now and at times she still misses him when she drives past the steak house where he
When he was just a boy, they took him to the dump to scavenge, bits of metal, any food that might be eaten. When he became a man,
Tommy is the only man for miles around who can knot a ti… Old farmers come to town on Satur… and wave from pickups with respect when they see Tommy on the street
Julie owns a cat that roams. Recently he’s been stopping at Jack and Brenda’s house where Brenda’s mourning her cat’s death. Brenda cries except when Julie’s…
Yours is the first email I opened… I appreciate your suggested revisi… to send the work back once I’ve ma… I can tell you spent a lot of time… I’m afraid, however, that I can’t…
Wally and Stan neighbors on the same block for 30 years never had a problem until Wally asked Stan over
Do you remember how to tie a Windsor knot the way your father taught you on graduation day in eighth grade
One, a nun, has her transfer in her hand. She’s silently praying. Another, a hooker, has her income in her purse.
If one could store them in the attic without stir and turn to other things, to picking fruit, perhaps, or seeding it, one could afford
We hung suet out on the deck today hoping the wrens would come and stay the winter,
It’s midnight and I’m too tired to stroll in my Wall Street garden to check on the nightlife among the flowers