Never Say a Commonplace Thing
Wednesday, April 27, 2011

Follow me down

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She followed me into my room, that shadow of doubt, an evil Peter Pan with whom I wrestled to lose. I did not want this one stit...

In bloom

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The lavendar blooms on the tree in my yard know the secret of life. They have fought, just as we do, for their place in the sun and gr...
Friday, April 22, 2011

Please recycle

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Dear you, We were destined to meet this way. Randomness is sometimes the vehicle of fate. I was told to tell you that it will get better...
Thursday, April 21, 2011

Think again

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We shared a bed and a life together. But you had second thoughts. PAD #21 - second thoughts
Monday, April 18, 2011

Wake

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In the end the trails of crumbs or tears or what ever it is that we leave behind us is really what matters PAD #16 - big picture/sh...

Bathing beauties

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The faded photo in Mother's hallway reminds me of you. Our bellies are full and our cheeks are round (we were unembarassed by this...

Grandma swore

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Grandma swore a whole lot. Mom and Dad did not. She smoked and cussed and the Little Me feared her fierce, loud love. She would offer ...

In the mirror

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It's so much simpler to see ourselves in others' eyes than our own. PAD #15 - profile poem

In between

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Between your legs Between the sheets Between you and your girlboygod PAD #14 - "ain't none of my business" poem
Sunday, April 17, 2011

My Bonnie lies

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I napped next to you when I was young and again when I was grown, nestled next to the withered woman who once changed my diapers and ...
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Kimiko Love Martinez
Kimiko Martinez is an advocate, ally, environmentalist, and adventurer dedicated to making our world a more just and equitable place. As an award-winning writer and former journalist, she’s been in the business of social impact for more than 15 years. In her free time, she grabs as many #naturebreaks as she can manage and is always on the lookout for the next opportunity to cross state lines or add another stamp to her passport.
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