Worn flowershanging on by a threadwarmed by a peekedsunlight,stuckyet frozenin one placelike life can bemaybetoo much of a good thingis too muchbut never enoughwhen will it be?will it to happen en massin fortitude and in shining, hopelessactionnot yet takenbut plannedwith an intricate beautyso well timed, laid out, charted coursethat you will sweara former youcame up... Continue Reading →
Not paying attention, Harry Quayle suddenly swerved to his right and just missed stepping on a deep crack in the pavement. He frowned. “Step on a crack,” he scolded himself, “and break your mother's back.” Two days ago, patrolling the alley behind the bank, he almost caught his toe in a similar fissure. ... Continue Reading →
There’s no such thingas a controlled burn.When tinder of dried grassessacrifice themselves to taunting,tactile flameand hell advances,rolling, vampiric combustionafter delicacy of first blood.Destruction served up with a golden patina of naturecaveman ancestors and horses would scurry away,this gift of warmth taken too far.The renewal flicker that returns the elements to ashen form, dust-to-dustreminding that the... Continue Reading →
There are many types of cancer, some rarer than others. However, they all share the same basic features. One’s own cells are reproducing without halt. Furthermore, these cells do not die via the typical apoptosis process. Fibromyalgia is a chronic pain condition that results in neuropathic pain, chronic fatigue, tenderness...
