there on the beach some [...]
The Tide
cliff’s edge, Christ’s [...]
The Faces of Things, Two
“Daniel!” Wendy called. She came outside and stared up at the roof, expecting to see her son there, then cast her eyes around the paddock, disoriented. So many days had gone by with such little sleep, the hours were melding. She went back inside and checked the clock. “Relax, Wendy,” she reassured herself, heading back [...]
The Watchers
we all-seeing angel’s figments [...]
Lord, Lift Me
Father, from your holy mountain [...]
Bird Burial
branch piece [...]
I See You in the Mirror
Rueben liked their new house. He couldn't wait to tell all his friends at school about it—it had tiled floors, high ceilings, new-looking kitchen benches, two bathrooms, two car ports. The rooms looked so big with hardly anything in them; he paced around with his little sister, who poked her nose into the boxes, calling [...]
