If you’d find it comforting to watch handsome men apologize a lot and aren’t ready for rewatching David Tennant’s run on Doctor Who again yet, you might want to consider Everwood. Four seasons (‘02-‘06), ends nicely, and the men apologize frequently and sincerely.
There Is No Right Way
If Only
by Mary E. Lowd
It is a heartbreaking thing
To be able to see utopia
—as if through a haze Continue reading “If Only”
The Power of Choice
by Mary E. Lowd
We could live in a utopia
If everyone would ask for it
Every minute
Of every day Continue reading “The Power of Choice”
An Open Letter to My Brother-in-Law Andrew, His Wife, and Parents
We were in your back yard, eating a nice dinner at your picnic table. I think there was corn on the cob. It was sunny, because it’s California and the light was filtering down through leaves or a shade. You were all there, but Andrew is the one I’m addressing right now.
You tried to tell a joke about being on an airplane with Christy and being told that personal items could be held on your lap. It wasn’t a good joke. No one laughed. Actually, it was quite uncomfortable. Although, you grinned. The punchline was that Christy was your personal item. Continue reading “An Open Letter to My Brother-in-Law Andrew, His Wife, and Parents”
Rewatching Everwood
I’m handling this week by rewatching Everwood for the first time since it broke my heart by getting cancelled and the boxes of pinecones failed to save it. No other show being cancelled has broken my heart in quite that way.
So far, I’ve realized that Delia is almost certainly why I wear baseball caps, and I’ve rediscovered the line, “you’re talking faster than my brain can process language.” I can’t believe I’d forgotten that moment. I love it so much.
The Fusion of Giraffe and Moth
by Mary E. Lowd
At the moment of enlightenment
All ideas blend
Different notions, disparate thoughts
Interconnect Continue reading “The Fusion of Giraffe and Moth”
Giraffe Moth
by Mary E. Lowd
Spectacular, as the light
Shines through her
Wings so bright Continue reading “Giraffe Moth”
Crab Wings
by Mary E. Lowd
Wispy wings of wanton ambition
This crab feels no contrition
She’ll rise above others Continue reading “Crab Wings”