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Forty
Forty written by: James Bell @bel_avocat Am I really 40? If so, I’m still entirely naughty 40...
Totter and Stumble
Totter and Stumble written by: Giovanni Fruncillo Old man tottering across the parking lot, stumbling, losing his balance,...
Regrets
Regrets written by: Carl Parsons He’d been away a long time. Now he was home again—in the...
How Others May See Me
How Others May See Me written by: Warren Alexander My face looks the same as yesterday but...
Surreal
Surreal written by: Barbara Deraoui @brmaxwell Sometimes I feel like my life is surreal That it’s not real...
Life Passed Him By
Life passed him by written by: Paddy Mullen He sits, staring into the dusky haze of the...
Hurry Back: For Agnes
Hurry Back: For Agnes written by: Mary Ellen Gambutti @melcmg I position my mother’s wheelchair against the...
Fast Forward
Fast Forward written by: Patrick Doran Looking at old home movies recorded on tape, everyone is looking...
All Souls Day
All Souls Day written by: FM Tate The front door closes behind you. Uniform creased to perfection....
In The Twilight
In The Twilight written by: Robin McNamara @thewindingroad1 You come here Maddened by the sands of time...
Growing Old
Growing Old written by: Judge Burdon I’m sitting here thinking about my folks. It feels like years...
Silver Baubles
Silver Baubles written by: Lynn White The little girl loved the glass baubles loved their shiny surfaces that...
Lost Forever
Lost Forever written by: Sujata Dash Somewhere far away the dawn of today the morning and the...
