By Kirra Kimbrell Can you tell me a little bit about yourself? It all started with the light. That might have been where it ended also. As a child I swam, out to the wild ocean drowning under the weight of the sea and her imagined gods. It was a fluorescent light, the kind that … Continue reading Conversation with a Young Woman
By Rachel King She sings like the birds, Calling in the morning. She stands strong like a tree, rooted in the ground. She brings life into the world, Like the soil beneath her feet. She speaks to her plants and flowers, Because she knows they are listening. She runs wild with the horses, Because she … Continue reading Rhode Island
By Rachel King Crying baby don’t you see? You got a hold on me. Pretty lady, don’t you worry, Life’s just gonna make you hurry. Slow down, slow down, Look at the love we’ve found. Slow down, slow down, Look at the world around you. Feuding brothers, what’s the fuss? Silent sisters hold too much. … Continue reading A Guide to Slowing Down
