It can enjoy in another, as well as enjoy him. The
pronoun is a robot; it gives us gender, as it offers
us something to do. My student didn't know that “is” comes
from the verb “to be.” Depends on how you define being. She makes
an altar, prays away the voices in her head (except those she recites
to us), gives herself away.
Why teach a book that you hate?! Refrain
requires disambiguation, unless repetition stops us. He made typos in
his handwriting: “extemity” without the “r.” Another
makes
a litmus test for his friends. I remember that
blue line, miscarriage. Her son wanders the house, turning off lights
and television. We lock the
doors against their wandering. Her
Alzheimer's was better for me than for her. The switches kept
getting flipped. Flip your
lid, she'd say. Flip your lid.
--22 March 2015
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