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As They Deserve to Be Honored
May means Mother's day.
Katie Lee Crane
Comfort Ye My People
We're never quite sure what will truly comfort
another
Barbara Rohde
Welcome darkness. Don't be afraid of it or deny it
Jacqui James
Expect Life!
Do not live too far in the past or the future. Live now
Elizabeth Tarbox
The Glove in the Subway
To throw a favorite leather glove into the oblivion of a moving train
Jane Rzepka
Good Friday
They wanted to protect their parents from sadness
Elizabeth Tarbox
The Idiocy of Flight
Lives, even lives well-lived, don't stay in place for long
Jane Rzepka
The Kindness of Lo Mein
What makes us walk away from discomfort? Or stay?
Kaaren Solveig Anderson
Looking for Love in All the Wrong Places
The love that matters is not typically the subject of love songs
David S. Blanchard
A Person Is a Puzzle
Sometimes from the inside, it feels like some pieces are missing
Mark Mosher DeWolfe
A Time
for Darkness
A time to feel dusty and dry, "hard as iron" like the winter ground
Meg Barnhouse
Truck Driver
In that moment another stereotype bit the dust
Gordon B. McKeeman
When Life Is Messy
It is easy to pray when the sun shines
Richard S. Gilbert
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