I took this somewhere along the coast of Baja California. it was one of those trips that you are absolutely positive you will never forget....BIOI write. not as much as I used to, but still I write. I fear growing away from words, like I have grown away from so many other things I adored only a short time ago.
I love my camera, it is small, but it is lovely..
I keep a blog on xanga, so if you are ever interested in finding a way into my unstable mind.... Yeah...
username: missed_my_fall
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Comments (5)
eternalwytch1
Such a true and tragic truth. Wonderful work babes.
meico
It is very difficult to make this kind of narrative conversation style maintain both sense and rhythm throughout the piece - but you've manged this difficulty admirably. An enjoyable read despite the tragic subject.
TallPockets
Superb commentary and written work. Sadly, all too true these days?
tony_br22
super done .. awesome text composition :)
Shadowmonkey
As I read question formed in my mind, who is she is she dead. Then as I reach the last few lines you gave a clue to what happened. An intriguing poem that contained a sadness of a child lost.