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Family Drift

by lori | Jan 21, 2015 | Aging Gratefully, Alzheimer's, Caregiving, Epic tales, Love, Poetry, Women

1. The Question  Why do you feel the need to make the rift in our family all about your mom’s disease? You know too well that’s not the case at all. damn good question thanks for asking 2. The Life Raft   for 35 years I experienced our family as 98% love 2%...

Winter’s Orphans Springtime’s Clowns

by lori | Nov 26, 2014 | Caregiving, Epic tales, Here and now, Poetry

I. with tears, cloaked in half truths clinging to fear and rage the adults turned scattered to earth’s farthest corners from great distance built walls weapons did battle. Fucking grownups. II. Left behind on wide open plains Winter’s abandoned children...

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