VERA MILLER IN CENTRAL ILLINOIS TODAY BY JAN BALL
was resigned to never
getting married, especially never having
children, until John Ross spread his yoga
mat next to mine in the Hatha Yoga class
at the Canton YWCA and that was it.
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was resigned to never
getting married, especially never having
children, until John Ross spread his yoga
mat next to mine in the Hatha Yoga class
at the Canton YWCA and that was it.
Mother was unsympathetic,
Appalled to have me interrupt her life
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Okay, I’m going to make, actually cook it, following a very simple recipe I found on the internet under, of course, “HOW TO MAKE BRISKET.” I thrive on the simple because my culinary skills are, at the very least, twelve or more levels below the worst sous chef.
Read MoreOver the telephone like sisters they gossiped about classmates.
Read MoreI’ve broken my wrist and have to wear a blue and white sling to hoist my right arm higher than my heart. Which reminds me of the blue-and-white Mothercare sling I wore to hold the baby more than forty years ago. I learned...
Read MoreThe color and surface of its segments said it was real;
There had been flesh on the bones.
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Keira Lee Rebuilding Keira Lee Scene from...
Read MoreNow I know these sentences won’t leave me alone
until I describe fully their longing
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She is finally asleep; I can sit in the next room and try to get some writing done. Since she arrived, my priorities have switched entirely. My normally-clean house is chaotic and messy. I can’t find anything.
Read MoreNo words exist to describe us here
Read MoreThe boy remembered the hay ride
Down the center of town.
He and his mother and dad
Ran to catch on to the wagon
There is a thread I follow home.
It runs from where I am to who you are
