On a Typical Night Sparks shoot off the train through the gray, grey morning The whorehouse feels the burning and the fire consumes the liquor store. Until the pistols swell
Author: Sarah
Carefree days can’t make up for careless ways. So if it is too hot – drop it Or you freeze with the pain of the heat So cold it burns
I suddenly understand that you are not sweating from my body and I start to remember the way you squeezed me so close to your hips, to you. Your body
The summer days turn into nights And summer nights dissolve But keep breathing The seasons roll by and summer returns. In, Soft edges of golden light, Float through your chest
Something takes a part of me when I see you Old, almost forgotten demons haunt me And I see that you are not alone But you never see me when
Iraq is in the prayers of the world, while America is burned and shot down. The untouchables sell their Indian goods to Katie and Jocelyn. Communicating across cultures Bush-isms preach
Salads should be delicious, easy to make and mostly – never boring, especially since cucumbers are so versatile. The French term, “Faire simple” (keep it simple) captures this salad perfectly
Tick, tock; the echo of the clock the chiming, rhyming repetitiously against the hour it’s white elegant face, round and smooth, yet, counting away life’s pleasures steadfastly. The clock reminds
This is a super fast enchilada recipe that just involves mixing a bunch of things in a bowl, plopping the mix onto a tortilla (or flatbread or pita) and cooking
When cooking for a big family there will be no leftovers if you use the simple, French style recipe below. For a single person cooking a few fillets at once,