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Tag Archives: childhood
Bubbles and Bullets
For eight months they thought I was gonna be a girl. For eight months the room I was to sleep in was all yellow and ribbons, so my room ended up barren by the time I was carried in for … Continue reading
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Tagged childhood, family, forgiveness, homosexuality, hope, mother, obama
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Make-Believe
When I was just a little boy, I was told that the imagination is the biggest playground. So, I spent hours alone turning boxes into homes, playing doctor with kitchen utensils and teddy bears, and sailing the seas of our … Continue reading
The Poem Explorations of Mr. Creery 