Day 20




Boston Beach There are no photographs Of One of my most profound memories As a mother Because I left my phone In the house (Someone else’s house, a borrowed treasure) And after two days of driving It was cold, so cold, The wind a dervish, Me in a thin
Howdy, folks. My name is Jack. Life’s not the breaths you take, but the moments that take your breath away, I always say, but I’ve stood here so long my boots are startin to ache, and it’s hard to breathe under the weight, the magnitude, the honorary
Ok, so imagine this: you are tuning in to a new series on Netflix/Hulu/Peacock/Prime and the credits open on the State Fair of Texas: boots everywhere, horses neighing in their stalls, country music playing. The show is a high energy screwball comedy with serious emotional integrity, like
I dug myself out of a hole this week, down on my knees past my own depth, scooping rocks and brittle bricks, sweaty shovels until I hit pause: you, calling me chaos, naming my beauty even while I wished it didn’t burn while it fell out of my eyes,