Past remains Present

The tree – that proud elm by the railroad tracks – is gone. The little girl trudging along the snowy road to catch the school bus waiting for her along the main street next to the park, is gone. The house that has stood up above for over a hundred years, adding one room atContinue reading “Past remains Present”

Windows

It’s two o’clock in the afternoon. The sun streams in through a window in the wall that overlooks the square. Plants on the windowsill cast shadows on the floor, shifting shadows that change shape as two becomes four.  White curtains hang quietly on either side without a breeze to stir them, kept at bay byContinue reading “Windows”