Moon Spiders
Cary, Olivia LovagWeird, sometimes prickly, but usually thoughtful.
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| Issues | 52 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 19 days ago |
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Swirling Down: a poem
Shockingly, I am posting again within the same week. I hope you were sitting down! Anyhow, I suppose the origins of this poem’s theme is obvious enough, at leave if you read my previous post.
I’d’ve liked to have done something more intere...
“Love in Its Most Wild Form”
As I warned you: a post about grief. Much later than I’d hope, due mostly to another pair of deaths: a cousin and aunt died within a few days of each other. I’m still reeling from that on top of the others. With all that in mind, if this is...
Nocturnal Realms, part 2
Intro
Part two, at last. Since I posted part one, we’ve adopted two cats. An older female named Rayka (pronounced “HIGH-ka”) and male kitten Milo. I’d forgotten what a handful a kitten is. Trying to proof our apartment against him has be...
Nocturnal Realms, part 1
“You might try then, as I did, to find a sky so full of stars it will blind you again. Only no sky can blind you now. Even with all that iridescent magic up there, your eye will no longer linger on the light, it will no longer trace constel...
Mostly Absent for a While
Grief is visceral, not reasonable: the howling at the center of grief is raw and real. It is love in its most wild form. — Megan Devine, It’s OK That You’re Not OK
Apologies for the relative absence the last few weeks. It’s going to last...
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I'm awash in interests. I write about pretty much all of them. Most though books and reviews thereof, fiction, neurodivergency, and memoir/autobiographical stuff.
On the first day, there were cats. And so on. Then, on the seventh day, it was time to rest and play with all the cats.
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