Tag Archives: Love

another day

Posted on October 31, 2020 by Lindsay Craik

the demolition crew is pounding my head dark clouds gather all over my brain tumbling thoughts fall in the hole till silver moonlight shines along the urban motorway         gathering the language of forbearance and love leading me home clearing my … Continue reading →

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another day

Posted on July 14, 2020 by Lindsay Craik

the demolition crew is pounding my head dark clouds gather all over my brain tumbling thoughts fall in the hole till silver moonlight shines along the urban motorway                             gathering the language of forbearance and love leading me home clearing my … Continue reading →

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through the storm

Posted on March 5, 2018 by Lindsay Craik

I’ve lived life across its jagged edges; broken shells turned inside out. Still, pictures cloud and parallel lines converge at the infinity of tolerance, where reason again emerges.   I love my life when eggs are oval; you are in … Continue reading →

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Christmas for Three

Posted on December 22, 2017 by Lindsay Craik

On her way from the children’s home, Nina sat silently in the car. Everything was new and all felt good. The lady, Jean, was kind and did not react to the swearing like others did. The man, John, had a … Continue reading →

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