storytelling Archives – Page 7 of 8

White Matter

M.P.C. / March 5, 2015

The town is completely white. Cars, trees, power lines — everything is covered in white. I climb the couch by

M.P.C. / November 17, 2014

Do you think life will find me here? Ever so overwhelming…

M.P.C. / October 23, 2014

I want a house full of nothing; just a clean wooden bare floor, scented candles and a tall door. I

M.P.C. / September 8, 2014

Lately, I find myself overly appreciating everything. Anything may turn into a lovely piece of art, and that’s not necessarily

M.P.C. / July 1, 2014

I saw a clock turn time today, it was quick and sharp. From seven to eight the dots blinked once.

M.P.C. / June 17, 2014

When I was a little girl, I’d hear the word “pecado” (sin) on the daily. According to my elders, everything

M.P.C. / May 16, 2014

The distance our eyes travel…

M.P.C. / April 21, 2014

Put away the meds; I want to feel the pain, may her wish not be in vain. I want to

M.P.C. / March 14, 2014

This is yet another identity post. I often wonder, you see… “American” is broad, so I won’t go there Dominican

M.P.C. / March 6, 2014

I always thought it must be an awful experience when an airline loses your bag, especially a bag with your

M.P.C. / February 27, 2014

Naked and chained, her journey she begins. It’s a long way.

M.P.C. / February 19, 2014

It’s been a tough winter, friends. Hanging in there.