Waking Up to Grief
Waking up to grief is like coming out of a dream to the sound of a washing machine out of balance.
Read MorePosted by Dixie Gillaspie | September 29, 2015 | Featured |
Waking up to grief is like coming out of a dream to the sound of a washing machine out of balance.
Read MorePosted by Dixie Gillaspie | June 25, 2015 | Love |
We’ve been touched by a dragon. Now the dragon is flying free and it is time for me, and for all of us, to find wings of our own.
Read MorePosted by Dixie Gillaspie | June 2, 2015 | Love |
We know the time is coming. The time when we will have to let her spirit leave the shiny sleek black body, let the light die out of the round chocolate eyes, and let ourselves mourn her physical companionship that has meant something different to each of us, but so much to all of us.
But that time is not now. Now is the time for treasuring her.
Read MorePosted by Dixie Gillaspie | January 22, 2015 | Dreams |
I do want. I don’t just want to do writing. I don’t just want to be a writer. I want my truths to be loosed as words into the universe, like crystalline snowflakes; no two the same no matter how similar the arrangement of letters seem to be. I want to know that that they’ll be savored on a tongue, or become droplets on a bare cheek. I want to feel them absorbed into the waters of the world to reemerge reimagined by readers who will make of them their own truth.
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