Because I thought I didn’t suffer enough I wore guilt as a shield Can’t shoot me down if I already … More
Category: childhood
Memoir Prose Poem: Runaway Princess
Chocolate milk and cheesecake only for me/pink walls my mother painted all by herself/with a paint roller on a ladder … More
Work Stories: Goodbyes: Part Two
My mother never got over the way I left my childhood home in Maryland. I escaped, literally. I told her … More
Poem: Where I can’t follow (haiku in 6 variations)
1) Here I am again Writing about my mother She’s my obsession. 2) Because I love her Because I can’t … More
Strangeness in Children’s Animation
Why do only the females wear sexualized thigh high boots?
Media’s Sexualization of Children
What do these films have in common? They’re both marketed for 11-12 year olds. 11 year old tweens can watch … More
Memoir Poem : To my true nemesis friend, my Sister, who carried the weight between love and hate
My sister was my bully once upon a long time ago She hated me for existing and for being pampered … More
Memoir: Poem: Symbols are like an alphabet
Symbols are like an alphabet in my mind. My dream of home contains them, often I rearrange them. Symbols can … More
Indiana Jones and Star Wars’ creepy pedophilia, Sorry to burst their bubbles!? (again) :)
Indiana Jones: Yes I liked Indiana Jones when I was growing up, who didn’t? Harrison Ford had massive charisma and … More
Memoir Poem: Ghost House
The houses that you leave behind become doubled like ghosts. Lost memories haunt dreams in landscapes of place. Hillsides fences … More
