Inspiration Point (work that responds to our weekly writing cue)
The Factory Gate
All she had to do now, was get out of there!
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Hiroshima
Bombs away. (Bombardier Thomas Ferebee aboard the Enola Gay ).
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Inner Wake-up Call
[Continuing the hymn-for-Sundays series] … to wake ‘heart-ears’ to truly hear …
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IF NOT, THEN WHAT
Call me a hair-splitter. Because so much is wrong. So much of my small self, so much of this big world. You can’t argue with that. All the fixed...
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Whispers of Time
We are, all of us, guided by forces unknown; voices on the wind that persist even in stillness. The person yet to be, destiny, awaits. Time finds a...
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A ‘little roof’, ^, makes all the difference!
When I was young, just beginning to read … what I had liked best – “The song about the sea”. I said … insisted there had been no song about the sea …
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Glasses and Glasses …
We took them to the Children’s Performing Arts Festival. The six-year old was to recite, ' Daddy Fell Into the Pond' by Alfred Noyes . The eight year...
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Transcript
Voicemail received 3:47 PM, November 19 [0:00] Hey, it's me. [0:02] I know you're probably in a meeting. [0:05] I just wanted to— [pause] I don't...
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Misconceptions
Misunderstanding.
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An Unearthly Man-Child
The man ran through the terminal, his coat flapped in his tailwind; his monacle trailed behind him. His clothing timeless yet dated: a monochromatic...
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