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Monthly Archives: April 2015
Omphalos
Now why am I so mad again today I’m picking fights with people in my mind? And why do most my mornings start this way? And will I never leave the wrath behind or plumb it clearly till it disappears? … Continue reading
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Second Skin
When Callie was in her mid-40s, she was still a Victoria’s Secret customer. She’d started when she was 33 and in love with the man who would be her second husband; he took her to the store and bought her … Continue reading
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Adultery
Well as I live and breathe, he vocalized (he gives good phone, and she gives willing ear). He didn’t sound excited or surprised as much as warmly welcoming to hear her alto tones. A pair of weeks had passed with … Continue reading
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Springing
The season of awakening is here. The hyacinths are up, magnolias bud in violet to cream, and greens appear a dynasty of tones. The winter mud produces tulip fodder, iris love, and everywhere life stretches toward the sky. The heavens … Continue reading
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The Child’s New Clothes
A child may be innocent and pure, with cheek unetched, all possibility, but I detested being one, for sure I had to note the mean conformity, the impotence, the greedy imperfection. The years elapse along with lapsing chance. Assuming power … Continue reading
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Potiphar’s Wife (End)
They only did it the one time. Jill told me she didn’t know why I always commented favorably about Mike in bed; she didn’t find him any great shakes. She went on to other guys and I tried not to … Continue reading
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Potiphar’s Wife (Middle)
Jill was an excellent house guest. She was helpful and considerate and appreciative. She got along with my husband and she was great with our son. She was also into a nonsexual cycle, so even when she drank (not much, … Continue reading
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Potiphar’s Wife (Beginning)
I tell you, these people are crazy. I’m surrounded by dysfunction, and I’m not going to take it wordlessly any more. I have tried to suspend judgment. I have concluded that people read one another, and I’ve ceased harboring negative … Continue reading
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Pedestrian Peering
She’s wearing Tevas over cotton socks beneath a shapeless skirt and peasant blouse. As if a barrel chose to wear a box, an aging Berkeley matron leaves her house to walk her pets, with passive mate in tow, apparently agreeable … Continue reading
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Ceres
When I was pregnant I became divine – a minor goddess of fertility – no sooner touched a plant than it was mine to root and put forth shoots abundantly. I cultivated marijuana seeds, conversed with birds, and looked in … Continue reading
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