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Lies I’ve Told Myself
Sometimes, I go back and pick at older poems and stories. I tinker with my words. I change small things. I always protect the heart of the message, but I try to sharpen the point, which, in case you didn’t know, is never Pretend pain doesn’...
The Good Widow
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The good widow never brings up her husband.
When people ask where he is, she simply says
he is late.
The good widow takes off her wedding r...
The Meadow
Lately, I’ve been thinking about backcountry camping. It was something Toby and I used to do together. Ever since he died, I’ve been telling myself it’s too hard to do alone. There’s too much preparation. It’s too overwhelming. Too many thi...
Unpreventable Deaths
Summer used to feel different, and I’m not just talking about the wildfires and the wars and the burned earth.
Summer was once a shiny blue convertible under the sun, winding lazily along a scenic road. A slow drive to happy music. A back...
All the Time in the World
Salt Spring Island was Toby’s first home in BC. He fell in love with its charm and beauty; he was awestruck by its evergreen giants and hulking mountains that seemed to emerge from nowhere. Toby grew up in rural Ontario, and moving to Salt...
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