The first day of 6th grade school didn't feel like the first day. Nevertheless, Tyler felt confident about this year. The morning air was full of humidity. Tress stood tall, watching him as he took s
She sits at the wide paned-window. Her nose is reddening, pressed against the icy glass, and her own warm breath escapes from her mouth, only to return the same dampness back onto her already clammy c
Morning falls on sore limbs like dust I ’m afraid. I’ll be tired for years, hollowed by losing the weight of you. Learning to live without hands, like dogs that run laps over the mountains of my sho