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Escape with me in fictional stories and poetry. Daring to give you butterflies, inviting you to feel, and welcoming you into a world where every line lingers.
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Nakedness (opens the original)
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This poem lives in the space between attention and invitation… where desire is welcome, imagination is allowed to wander, and choice remains entirely her own.This is mine.I can enjoy it without offering it. I can expose it without surrendering it. I can even enjoy the fact that you enjoy looking… There’s a certain pleasure in standing completely still while someone else’s mind becomes considerably less disciplined.A sensual imbalance. I haven’t touched you. I haven’t whispered anyth
A Very Good Ass Day (opens the original)
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humorous personal essayMy daughter says my jeans are"doing too much".I don't know what that means, but the nice man near the avocados forgot what he was saying. So, I assume they're doing their job.Moms aren't supposed to look like moms anymore. We're supposed to look like panthers... or cougars.... I can’t ever remember which large cat I'm being compared to. They both move quietly and appear unexpectedly beside the organic blueberries…. or so I’ve been told… Personally, I don't hunt men. I smil
Remember Me, 1998 (opens the original)
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A bit of nineties nostalgia, free verse styleRemember me, 1998.I had a butterfly clipwith one broken wing,a purse full of lip gloss,and the teenage conviction that one particular boycould ruin my life.Somebody's older brother had a carwith a CD player...when the song skipped,we'd hit the dashboard.It played.At home, I'd lie on the carpetwith the phone cord stretchedunder my bedroom door,whispering something scandalous,like, "I think he looked at me"...just in time for my mom <b
The Hourglass Bride (opens the original)
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Halloween inspired psychological thriller vignette Detective Kate Allen had seen death arranged in every conceivable manner. Some was careless. Some loving. Some furiously laid out.But this one…this one was different. It had been oddly arranged like a wedding invitation.The bride sat at the head of a dining table inside the abandoned Bellweather Hotel, still dressed in ivory silk. Her hands rested in her lap. Her dark hair spilled over one shoulder, and a wilted bouquet had been carefully thread
The Senator’s Opposition (opens the original)
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Rom-com vignette: mutual power playThe first time Senator Dalton Vand looked at me as though he wanted me, I was publicly disagreeing with him.“You’ve mistaken confidence for consensus,” I said from the opposite end of a polished mahogany table.A dangerous stillness passed through the room.Dalton leaned back in his chair with immaculate restraint. He was accustomed to silencing rooms without raising his voice. Men rushed to accommodate him, and women frequently underestimated the pleasure he too
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