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Monthly Archives: September 2011
Into Fall
Fall festivals usher in the changing season Cool breezes encourage camaraderie and playing As children explore the pumpkins and mazes And perhaps even goblins and some ghouls on All Hallow’s Eve
Reality
Reality — such a tricky word Do we really know what reality means? We now have reality tv shows penned and edited for our amusement But is this Real Reality? A friend or loved one dies in combat or on … Continue reading
Back Pain
My back goes in and out — just like a gate and I so dislike it! In and out — Discomfort and pain as I wait for it to readjust In and out — Pop the pain pills or suffer … Continue reading
Little Things
The little things we do — or don’t make so much difference in our lives that often we don’t realize the differences they make. A smile to brighten someone’s day as we pass them on our way to something we … Continue reading
Fear Drama
Am I brave enough to do what I want to do Or do I continue to cower And let the fear Seep into my bones — Chipping away at my resolve And what little courage I have left?
Do I Go? Do I Stay?
Do I go? Do I stay? Does it matter anyway? I began writing that poem over 2 weeks ago. It’s still not finished, but it resonates more everyday as I debate whether I should or shouldn’t attend Belleville IL’s first … Continue reading
Posted in family, friendship, macular degeneration, poetry, writing
Tagged film festivals, overcoming fear, returning home, road trip, visiting family
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Fight On
It’s been a week since I got my last eye shot and I’ve been fighting myself ever since — fighting the fear and depression — and the knowledge that this is the best it will ever be. I know from … Continue reading
Posted in family, macular degeneration, writing
Tagged depression, eye shots, fear, knowledge
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Vision Quest
I struggle through the tears and pain of my shots. It hurts more than usual this denizen I suffer to improve my vision. I need more light now than ever to check the knawing fear inside — And the voice … Continue reading
Battery
I thought it up so late last night while pixilated and full of fright this Witching Hour has inspired my fate to quibble and argue now of what it is to come to this junction in my life and decide … Continue reading