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"I never understood the phrase: 'Hurts like brand new shoes.' I always get shoes when my old shoes really hurt. And I've never bought shoes that didn't feel good on the first day. I guess my lack of vanity makes for ugly shoes that are comfortable." - Stafford Wood
The room is warm,sugarsweet, andwormwood nasty. I've been in a warm room before with a fireplace and beautiful rug. perhaps a great pyrenees and a fuzzy man to snuggle with. My friend's mother's house is sugar sweet. It smells of candles and has collections of adorable dolls. The furniture is precious and breakable. The hovel…
If you are unapologetic,Are you rude? Only if you should apologize the saying goes. People seem to apologize too much or not enough. If I cannot be Goldilocks I supposeI should prefer to be too hot instead of too cold.
As the weight of the snow bends the bough,I consider the weight of the world.The branch could crackAnd part of it will be lostLeaving a scarAnd a feeling in the treeThat it is incomplete.Or a wind of change could comeAnd cause all that troubles the treeTo cascade to its foundation.But for now, it bends and…
I don’t think I’ll look for love again. maybe I’ll seek out a dark alley with opioid addicts, hoping for a victim from a foreign town whose absence won’t be noticed for a week or more. or perhaps I’ll take out an ad in the classifieds, if they still have those. I’ll list all of…
You and I have different views on love. You think it has to be earned, deserved, that the struggle for it is real. There’s nothing you can do to earn love. You’ll never be good enough to deserve it. It’s a gift that is all.
