Thank you for this wonderful conclusion to a story filled with love for those who believed themselves unlovable and unreachable. Thank you for writing about love that binds, heals and brings life to everyone who sees it.
This chapter made my morning smile. I can think of several teams I want to see draft Riley; but right now, I’m glad to see it’s team Phil drafting him.
Jeremy’s steadfast and forthright approach to Patrick’s aunt was very well done. He showed why he’s in the work he does. Thank you most of all for that. But thanks also for the love enveloping Orson and Joseph; Clay and Greg. They certainly warm me up on a cold January evening.
Your kind words provoked a January blush. This is an interesting yet challenging form; motionlessness is not easy to write. It makes me very glad to know you read these and that they pleased your inward ear.
Your kind words provoked a January blush. This is an interesting yet challenging form; motionlessness is not easy to write. It makes me very glad to know you read these and that they pleased your inward ear.
I thank you for reading these pieces from the December darkness. They may bear reading aloud, perhaps. Most of all, it lightens my heart to know you enjoyed them.
I’m glad there’s more to this story. Hank is an amazingly good guy. It’s hard to tell with Chase. Not sure what I think of him right now. That means you’ve written well.
I feel the emptiness you write here when the words go away. I can only hope they will return, as the light is doing even now. I will be thinking of you.
You did indeed spot another Kimo, in addition to several other short counted forms. Winter night and its subtle shadows seem to lend themselves to poetry it seems. But maybe that’s because I’m often awake then to observe. Thank you so much for reading and responding to these small offerings.
You’re most generous in your kind words on these small offerings. Thank you for reading them and responding to them. And my you also find joy and blessings in the New Year.