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Hollow Moon Part 27
Dr. Severius was just waking from the deepest sleep experienced since his residency days when Esk showed up. Esk seemed troubled. “When are you ... -
Covid-19: A Stubborn Enemy
It started with a ticklish throat. Allergy-like. Vague. Nothing to fear but the recent pollination of Southern California grasses. But in my heart, I ... -
Flutter the Heart
Love is love. Lips upon lips, a sweet honey flavor. Hands are for holding, Fingers laced a lattice of belonging. Of care. Of love. ... -
Why Lamenting Gun Violence Should Absolutely Lead to More Questions
The call no one wants to get at 1 am on Monday morning, “We are closing school because of a suspected threat.” On May ... -
The Storm of an American Gridlock
The world stands still. Always for a moment. Father Time reckons with mortality. Cries for reform echo across Mother Earth, words like ripples matured ... -
The New Norm
What do you see?Upon my lonelyFace streakedWith tears A victim?A believer?DespiteThe pain A survivor?A villain?DespiteTragedy What do you see?When I walkAmong usHumans A hero?A ... -
Why My Pro-Life Heart Has Apprehension Over Legislative Changes
I clearly and unequivocally consider myself a pro-life supporter. Life is precious and sacred. It needs to be protected. We need to care for ... -
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The Evidence
Derrick was amazed at the quality of the bones. They felt sturdy. The thick sod had kept them perfectly preserved even after the roof ... -
How Compassion Thrives in the Gray Between Black and White
Once upon a time, I was young and thought things were simple. Actions were right or wrong, and belief systems fell into little boxes. ... -
