Glenda Beecham
Bio
Author from the West Coast.
Stories (6/0)
Please Speak Up
I lost the hearing in my left ear when I was 16 years old. It happened literally overnight. One day I could hear, and the next day I could not. At first, my doctors thought it was temporary. They thought that I might be exaggerating or that it would eventually come back.
By Glenda Beecham3 years ago in Longevity
Nature is My Canvas
Imagine taking something smaller than your fingernail, planting it in soil, watering it, and watching as the first signs of a tiny green shoot break the surface. You watch it grow almost indiscernibly each day. One day you realize the tiny seed you planted has turned into a 6-foot sunflower. It’s awe-inspiring to see the growth of a plant and support it to reach its full potential. Of course, you can never own a plant; they belong to the birds and bees and the sun. But you can nurture it and tend it and enjoy the beauty that it creates.
By Glenda Beecham3 years ago in Earth
- Top Story - July 2021
The Rain
The muddy rain soaked through her wool coat. Her hair was matted and stuck to her face. Her shoulders shuddered with a shiver or sob; it was hard to tell which. The rain made it hard to see and covered everything in a thick layer of sludge. She hated him right now.
By Glenda Beecham3 years ago in Fiction