Journal Entry # 254 – I Can Feel it Calming in the Air Tonight

Need a break? Go for a walk at night. – Ash

Am I Write? # 55 – Where’s There a Quill, There’s a Way!

Reading into things for me always turns out to be write. – Ash  

Feel for Home – Haiku

more comfortable
when I walk home in the fog
I recreate it

Am I Write? # 54 – It Can Get a Little Drafty

Writing’s a breeze when you start by airing out your thoughts first. – Ash  

Am I Write? # 53 – In a Blink of a Cursor

I look at a blinking cursor as the beating of the heart of my story. It’s up to me to keep it alive. – Ash  

Am I Write? # 52 – The Point of Entry

To feel paper. To glide my pen across a page. To smell leather. To move a silk bookmark from one day to the next. To journal, to write. – Ash  

Journal Entry # 253 – Make Room for Achievement

Discipline cleanses the palate of regret. – Ash

A Shade of Ash # 54 – Still Mountains of Hope

Is it a wish? Is it a dream? Is it a prayer? Is it a gift? To a father at Christmas, she’s all four. – Dad






A Shade of Ash # 53 – I Literary Need Your Help

Folks, I think I might need your help. Let me tell you why. During the last week or so. And, I blame Christmas as it’s only a few weeks from now. But, people have not stopped bringing up in festive conversations that I should publish a children’s book. One very special project of mine in particular with a theme of the before said Christmas.

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Like a Death Warmed Over

twenty-three years
it was placed in a box
dead for you
dead like you
flatlined from any more pain
you left without a scar
as your zombie still chased me
biting
grabbing for me
I barely stay ahead
how dark were those days
where you could not see me
your vision obscured by the disease
your heart blackened by the rot
your eyes staring into some void
like our blood was no longer the same
that smell still comes back to this day
when I’m hungry for memories
some of them are spoiled
no good anymore
they make me sick
like the day I became infected
by you… by that living death