Further Reading
A RELATIONSHIP, FOR INSTANCE by Emily M. Green
No one you know, but let’s say a woman, pretty. Not beautiful. Her man, also not bad looking, though his age is starting to show. At one time, she remembered to pick him up a sandwich for lunch and he would start her bath when she was on her way home. But at the end, […]
TIME an entry from A Whaler’s Dictionary by Dan Beachy-Quick
Time grants us the simple goodness of life, but also takes it away. We change and we witness change in the world, and both types of flux occur within time. While we live the world exists for us, and though none can say if the world ceases to exist when we’ve ceased to exist, there […]
WATER LANGUAGE by Tao Aimin
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