
A Kiss With The Sky
-Linda Lee Lyberg

Descend to Resurrection
-Linda Lee Lyberg
Your face is but a memory
In the recesses of my mind.
I search each hidden corner
In vain yet hoping to find Read More
In ancient times the moon was a woman; goddess of the hunt and wild animals. She displayed gentleness and steadfastness.
I, on the other hand, knew the moon was a man. A youthful crisis found me meeting him. He was lying on his back like a drunk beetle waving his legs in the air – trying to right himself.
The moon ate the dark, kept me company and lit my way. We did not need to speak – we knew all that was needed to understand each other. He knew that I was driven out of my home by loneliness and a desperate need not to be myself. I knew he was grateful for my company in his bloated state.
Since then the moon has been a friend. Constant certainly – going away but always coming back. Gentle unless he needed to be otherwise. This night he was engorged with…
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I suppose even the most perfect of fathers have their faults. When I was a child, I couldn’t get enough of the TV show “Leave It To Beaver”. Not having a father, I hoped there were profound words of wisdom I could glean from Ward Cleaver. They were, in my young child’s eyes, the perfect family.

Sea of Qualm
-Linda Lee Lyberg
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