Cedar Writes

Tag: loss

  • A Dog-Shaped Hole

    A Dog-Shaped Hole

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    Cedar Sanderson
    in

    She was the best of dogs. Sure, she ate a wall once. Oh, and there was the time the First Reader was convinced she’d die after chewing through an industrial power cord. And that time (more than once!) where she went after a groundhog and came prancing back, tail high, with her victim in her…

  • Guest Poetry: I Remember

    Guest Poetry: I Remember

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    by

    Sanford Begley
    in ,

    I remember Invincibility I remember Eating everything I remember The fear in the eyes when we entered a buffet I remember Inexhaustibility I remember Celebrating every day I remember Three hours sleep was more than enough I remember Fearlessness I remember Walking Tall I remember Winning every fight, every game I remember Romance I remember…