Epistolary
Postcards from the Cosmos
Epistle, skywriting, as it turns out
Celestially punctuated in re-reflection:
Light from our star; yet,
Interrupted as it falls upon the
People of the Sun —
Syncopating a brilliance that, though arrhythmic,
Explains everything out-of-order only moments ago
About the Creator
Gerard DiLeo
Retired, not tired. In Life Phase II: Living and writing from a decommissioned Catholic church in Hull, MA. Phase I: was New Orleans (and everything that entails).
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The Longest Minute
A minute. Sixty seconds to say goodbye. That’s all the time that I had left with him as the needle slid into his leg. I stared into his drooping eyes, looked at the blood-tainted saliva dripping from the corner of his mouth. They said that this was the best thing that we could do for him, a last kind act for a best friend…but if that were the case, then why did my heart feel so heavy?
By Stephanie Hoogstad5 days ago in Fiction
Comments (2)
Gosh this was brilliance in it's finest form! Loved your Acrostic!
Nicely done.