The West Wing Archives

Joined July 2024

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From the west wing of a mind palace—a chronicle of words in motion, where poetry and stories take shape in the quiet pursuit of craft and meaning.

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Goodbye Jason
Tonight is Jason’s final night. He turns a corner into a dark alley at the highest speed he can manage, which isn’t much. He is obese and gasping for breath already, and his heart pounds like it’s ready to give out.
By The West Wing Archivesabout a year ago in Fiction
A Letter from Yesterday Me (poem)
We are the fuel of his fire. The mulch of his garden. The bricks of his house. We are him, but younger. I toil today, and die,
By The West Wing Archivesabout a year ago in Poets
Ghosts
A gathering of ephemeral presences. Disembodied voices echoing events of distant lives. A myth in daylight. A fireside tale.
By The West Wing Archivesabout a year ago in Poets
Resuscitation (poem)
Life is a beautiful adventure. A twisting maze of winding paths, crossroads, dead ends, and deceptively straight lines. It’s a wild cacophony of experiences. An orgy of souls making their way around everywhere and nowhere.
By The West Wing Archivesabout a year ago in Poets