Within My Mother's Purse

Now she is nearly ninety, her eyes still blue as birds, and still she is the greatest fan of my misspelled, wandering words. Would I weave them with such joy now if she had sighed, “just go and play?” If she had ever been too busy? If she’d thrown my words away? As it is, beware of saying you are interested in verse or you’ll see my mother smiling as she opens up her purse.

Tuesday, February 22, 2005


THE THIRD ROAD
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THE THIRD ROAD

TWO ROADS DIVERGED IN THE WOOD, AND I, I TOOK THE THIRD, THE ONE THAT WASN'T THERE AT ALL . . . AND THAT HAS MADE ALL THE DIFFERENCE.
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