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Layers

A landscape with green pasture in the foreground, a flock of grazing sheep, a pale green crop field, a swath of forest in full fall colors, and hills patch-worked with crop fields. Thick clouds hug the horizon and blanket the sky overhead, with a band of cloudless sky in between.

Posted bySarah HortonOctober 24, 2020February 15, 2021Posted inCreativeTags:accessibility, descriptions

Eating Alone

Where did you go when I had my back turned and my hands in the sink, washing the dishes we dirtied on this evening of excess, and you said my soup made your groin ache and your chin tremble, and I leaned forward, laughing, and put my hand on your arm, then I stood toContinue reading “Eating Alone”

Posted bySarah HortonFebruary 7, 2015February 15, 2021Posted inCreativeTags:words2 Comments on Eating Alone

Self Reflection

Posted bySarah HortonJuly 30, 2014February 15, 2021Posted inCreativeTags:images

Sweet Bird

To keep the sweet bird that flutters in my breast at small things from forever turning its head to the softness beneath its wing.

Posted bySarah HortonFebruary 4, 2011February 15, 2021Posted inCreativeTags:words

The Photo I Lost

The photo I lost is black and white, has a crease from side to side and odd, scalloped edges. Below the crease are my father’s skinny ankles and below them, his slippers. He sits on the couch and stares at something out of sight in his bathrobe late at night with me, the last ofContinue reading “The Photo I Lost”

Posted bySarah HortonFebruary 4, 2011February 15, 2021Posted inCreativeTags:words
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