Ashtray Afterthoughts
J. RendallEssays on the things we think about too late. Modern dread, misplaced nostalgia, and the quiet chaos of being alive now.
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I found your lighter in the pocket of an old coat last week. The metal had lost its shine, and the spark wheel barely turned, but for a moment it felt like finding a small, sleeping memory. It did not belong to this life anymore, yet it sti...
Moleskines and Memories
Even now, at thirty, I find old Moleskines in the corners of shelves or tucked between books. I flip them open and sometimes I cannot tell if the words I wrote are from ten days ago or ten years ago. The handwriting looks the same, the line...
Autumn, And Everything Begins
I can’t believe the days of autumn have slowly arrived. It always sneaks in, like someone slipping into the room without making a sound. One day the light is harsh and the heat is relentless, and then suddenly the mornings are crisp and the...
The American City Diner
You are sitting in a booth at the American City Diner. Your legs swing above the floor because you are still too short to reach it. You are staring at the train that runs along the ceiling. That train is everything to you. You barely notice...
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My personal essays, thoughts, and poems on the things we think about too late. Modern dread, misplaced nostalgia, and the quiet chaos of being alive now.
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