
Afternoons
I don’t like afternoons in my house.
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I don’t like afternoons in my house.

The disappearing art of sitting with boredom

A reflection on how societies constantly redefine what is right, wrong, and acceptable.

Decembers.

I don't love you anymore in those large, grandoise ways.

I was a little girl when the old, white man walked into our town.

Surely you know that in a hot summer kitchen, time ticks slower?

Something like a rumble, low and slow, scratches up his throat and slides off his nose.

Look at those boats; in a neat file, tethered tight to the shore.

The hand dallied, just shy of twelve.