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Once You Were a Stranger

Once you were a stranger who filled my hand. Now you are a memory who fills my heart. Remembering Lucy.

Things I Found in the Woods Dedicated to Moses, the most gentle, loving being I have ever encountered. Tiny rivulets

Your first night out of the foster room you were waiting for me on the bed as if you’d anticipated

Solstice Moon A satin silent night, A silver path through my window, And silken paws paused to stay On the

The neighborhood so quiet this sunny autumn afternoon all we hear is crickets rustles in the myrtle while my shadow

Cookie gave me many gifts in all the years she was with me, including the visual discoveries from this particular

This was a conversation between two people which I overheard, secretly taking notes, as I was browsing the overcrowded racks

I’VE ALWAYS FOUND the spring thaw, whenever it comes, to be a magical time, a gift from our compassionate mother

Solstice Moon A satin silent night, A silver path through my window, And silken paws paused to stay On the

I happened to be outside tonight, walking from my front porch to my driveway. The side yard was silvery with