I shudder to think how much smaller my world could be but for the way a lark can grow. […] Continue Reading…
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I shudder to think how much smaller my world could be but for the way a lark can grow. […] Continue Reading… A few weeks ago my younger brother slept on my couch, a pit stop on his way east for college orientation. He has worked harder and longer than I had to for a chance at the kind of life he wants, and I love watching him break free of the black hole circumstance had dropped him in. I recognize the way he holds his mouth, savoring the tantalizing flavor of hope, corners upturned, remembering how to smile. […] Continue Reading… I’ve often felt precisely that kind of isolation, and maybe it’s ironic that I usually feel that way in groups of men. The “safe” space they offer is often one where sensitivity is derided, self-expression is mocked, and vulnerability is crushed under a well-meaning heel. […] Continue Reading… |
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"There are times I've wished I said all the folly in my heart and not the wisdom in my head." ~ A.J. Roach |
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