Charlie Crider enjoyed reading the subtleties of every ship he boarded so he expected the boatswain’s whistle before he saw it.
I was going somewhere with this a week or so ago.
Day 274
Sedge Street is the the oldest, longest, widest, and straightest street in [city]. Sedge remains the most obvious, but not only, symbol of an [...]
Lolanonashee sunk to one knee and one hand. She watched the iridescent beetle trundle into her palm. Initially green-purple, the bite-size bug glitteringly transitioned to purple-gold during the climb. When it stopped in her palm, seemingly aware it was no longer among the grit and shade near the base of the flower bench, nor concealed [...]
I ran across a bit of artwork recently that put me over the edge on understanding what it is that appeals to me about pieces like that one. They posses so much depth and richness that even in the shadowy unseen parts of the painting you know there is detail. In most art I don’t [...]