Fingerprints
Of course it was incomplete. A narrative a small glimpse (are there large ones?) is more of what it really was, just a piece of … Continue Reading
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J.W. Richmond
Cat
A kitty tried to follow us home last night. He – or she – walked through most of our neighborhood with us, following closely behind some of the way, prancing next to us part of it and plopped in front … Continue Reading
Then
He Met Me Here I punched a wall. Again. I was a volatile mix of disbelief and anger, some of the anger being directed at the bits of belief that clung to me no matter how much I tried to … Continue Reading
Holding
What’s holding you back? What is it you are trying to protect? Your essence your soul your privacy or your pride? I’m not sure. I don’t know … Continue Reading
Left
After the words you spoke the choices you made and the lies you told as you betrayed her, how am I supposed to … Continue Reading
Gut
He closed the window on the computer screen as soon as I walked in. I didn’t actually see anything other than his flustering and the flash of color change on … Continue Reading
Proverbs
Better is a pleasant, efficient faucet than a leaky, irksome wife. Or something like that. Then there is the Proverbs 31 woman, who seems superhuman. This perfect, energetic wife is so amazing in everything she does and who she is … Continue Reading
Unable
My brain is fuzzy foggy and I need to just admit that I cannot be productive … Continue Reading
End
My sin is paralyzing Deep and ingrained I feel unworthy Lost and ashamed My faith is true I believe in You But I can’t reconcile My beliefs with what I do Can You still Use me? Can you still Want … Continue Reading
After
It’s not relaxing, not really, unless the relaxing is able to happen after the impending. Trying to … Continue Reading