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May my words and wonder inspire yours! And here, they abound: Truth, travel, lyricism. Each post ends with a prompt you can respond to.
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On love, or heartbreak (opens the original)
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Over the course of my romantic life, I have written poems inspired by my experiences on dating, heartbreak, love. Here is a selection shared in that order, because I believe in happy endings. We started with dating, now we move on to heartbreak. I. Text within this block will maintain its original spacing when publishedMy dad worries that I’m too soft, He hopes I don’t get stepped on, I tell him not to worry, That behind the heart I wear on my sleeve, And beneath my milk teeth smile
On love, or heartbreak. (opens the original)
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Over the course of my romantic life, I have written poems inspired by my experiences on dating, heartbreak, love. Here is a selection shared in that order, because I believe in happy endings. (As this is poetry, I suggest you listen to the audio version.)
The miracle of summer. (opens the original)
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Summer isn’t as it was when I was young and it meant long stretches of freedom, ease, discovery. Now, summer happens in snatches, taking account of commitments and work schedules. Summer comes with out-of-office messages and things to catch up on afterwards. Despite that, there is still the slowing down, the wonder, the wandering. There is still the anticipation of what could come, what this time holds. There is still the sun that makes itself known in my Paris or London— sometimes merciless, ti
We all love love. (opens the original)
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I think I quite successfully give the illusion of being an open person. While I share my words, my travels, my creative passions as publicly as I can (and while there is a lot of vulnerability in that), I try to keep the rest of my life quite close to my chest. Getting engaged shifted my private-public paradigm. It felt important to share this joyous news with my connections outside of my immediate circle, even though this did not come naturally to me, so I announced this in a mysterious post. F
A list of things that could kill you. (opens the original)
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You might enjoy the audio version above.Subscribe nowThere are so many things that threaten to kill you in this world. So many things lurking, prowling, waiting for you to succumb.There is the irresistible longing for all things sweet. The pastries and the meringues and the ice cream, and all the ways people play with sugar, make you crave it.There is the cheese and the fat and the thick cuts of meat— the layers that they add t
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