Dear Auntie Ruth

Dear Auntie Ruth, I don’t know what I have done. I live and breathe and my crime bleeds on the floor every month. There are men that as dropped the tone of my voice stating they speak for me but the words they use are not in my jar of vocabulary that my mother and … Continue reading Dear Auntie Ruth

Glass Eyes

Glass eyes and crystal tears. Quaking hands and a frizzled brain. Past memories have become stories as she has grown into her skin. The place where her memories started belong to someone new; that someone doesn’t know the tears that flooded the tub and the screams that are under the new paint. Burnt dinners layer … Continue reading Glass Eyes