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Double Blind – by PILCROW

January 31, 2010

To love myself, I must love the different and unknown. We are close as strangers; I don’t know you when you laugh, or droop, or weep, or sing, or sin, or how you keep when I am gone, or where you go when I return. What stone tower, smooth and white and unadorned is this [...]

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Rock Garden — by PILCROW

January 27, 2010

“Some water would be very pleasant,” she said, and then sang, as they lifted her out of the ground, “God is good; do not fear death! God is good!” Did angels visit her before she was rescued by angels? Could I sing “God is good” after eight days pinned on my own mutilated hand under [...]

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