Lisa H

Joined November 2017

33 stories

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I'm learning to be wildly inappropriate, ridiculous, needy - and alive.

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Runner-Up in After the Parade Challenge

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I think they buried him in Colusa
For the ones still standing: I never liked you But here in the grass you’re soft Holding folded flags --- I want to say I spent every moment
By Lisa H3 years ago in Poets
Folding
The night is knotting itself up and closing around the trees. At some point, the street lamps came on, and, if I hold perfectly still, maybe Madeline won’t pack up the day.
By Lisa H3 years ago in Poets
The last line is:. Top Story - March 2023.
Amanda won’t sit down now. I hate that about her. Her elbows are at an uncomfortable looking angle and she won’t stop leaning on the dusty brick burger house wall. Her line of sight leads to nothing. She’s not facing anybody or anything.
By Lisa H3 years ago in Confessions
Did you know,
I never stopped walking. I wanted to treat the whole world like a delicacy, like the houses with people inside would come out
By Lisa H3 years ago in Poets
Together, Technically
They tried to thrive. Truly thankful, though, to trample ties temporarily tangled. Tenuous, threatening -
By Lisa H3 years ago in Poets
Winter Loses Shape
Bent over, last meals I saw her hands turn dark blue Brave - she closed her eyes.
By Lisa H3 years ago in Poets
Substantial
I did not run to you because you were reliable but, because the world was a little too brown and even Your kind of dull can't shake
By Lisa H4 years ago in Poets
Three Rings in a Lake. Runner-Up in After the Parade Challenge.
Suddenly, I'm reinventing myself. Suddenly, I'm peeling and tearing and calling it chiseling, but maybe, at this point, it's just falling apart.
By Lisa H4 years ago in Poets
Toward
The cabin in the woods had been abandoned for years, but one night a candle burned in the window. Little did the cabin's occupants know, the forest was very much alive.
By Lisa H4 years ago in Fiction