Mothers who outlive their daughters are orphans. --Cristina Garcia
rosedale's 4head
currently overwhelmed with teaching and graduate class -- and a solid addiction to OMGPOP Letterbloxs - can't get enough - it's better than a glass of red wine...for now...
upon hearing your voice life again expands like moon crest like pomegranates swell to the sun and you are patient because god calls
when he came for you this morning you were bent into the flower bed singing black hymns so he left you alone until this third afternoon but even then he found you elbow deep in jewel weed with a mouthful of figs from a nearby tree again he waited because each time seemed to him an inconvenience and a wrong moment
and it was your persistent humming that drove him up and back until he could get his timing perfect he waited another day or so until
dawn
your gardening tools rest into porch corners your paring knife shines deeply into a drawer your hair comb lies slanted in a shoebox your wedding band hides in the mattress your fishing rod stays stolen
the sound of your voice desires to sing or hum but this time is perfect he has covered you like lavender-colored silence but he has also added streaks of olive green and pink because this is what the other soul-folk has told him to do and he has become tired in the process and therefore begins to rush sonances of your body he finds you the least complex when you are not outdoors digging in that garden, humming hymns and thriving and for a moment he questions his own timing its perfection and everything goes accordingly until he finds you have buried fruit peels and wandering jew petals underneath your back this does not anger him but it tilts his agility to deliver you and in his own questioning and presence of smells that he cannot privilege all this over powers his choice all this reels his otherwise perfection into letting you go
when i see you sitting in the plush squares of limitless St. Augustine your eyes are lit like crystal warmed soil releases from each of your hands
how did i get to this point this point of knowing you for you are nearly a century old
It is not okay for anyone to copy my personal or family pics and use them for whatever reason, specifically for advertisement and/or selling anything. If you want to use some of my stuff, ask first. I will probably say yes.
5 it's our world--so--express it:
It's amazing how much you look like her!
Yep, way more so than Dad. I only look like Dad at certain angles and--at times. I'm a split of my mom.
Beautiful photo. I read some of your posts and found them interesting, thanks for visiting my blog, I will bookmark yours and will definitely be back.
What a sweet picture. Thanks for visiting my blog! Tell me more about the elephant at the Dallas Zoo...
I just found the elephant post in your blog... :( poor Jenny. how can I help?
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