Continue reading “An Unwilling Goodbye by Sam Morgan”“I looked to the door hoping you’ll pass each other, so that I can share that story with you about how some people really just don’t care what others see, even if they’re not meant to see it. How they’re too focused on something else to care.”
“I learned to yawn and make my eyes water so that when I squinted, temporary lenses formed over my pupils. Then I could see for a moment.”
Bill Vernon’s poems, stories and nonfiction have appeared in a variety of magazines and anthologies. He’s the author of Old Town, published by Five Star Mysteries. He served in the United States Marine Corps, studied English literature, then taught it. Writing is his therapy, along with exercising outdoors and doing international folk dances. Continue reading “74 Rue Cardinal Lemoine by Bill Vernon”
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