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I Won’t Let You Break Me

A Catherine Noon

You’re not the first narcissist I’ve dealt with. You won’t be the last. And like the song says, you probably think this is about you, But it’s not. It’s about me. I am strong enough to weather your storm. You … Continue reading →

E Is For Entrance, and Comings and Goings – and, a Poem for David Bridger

A Catherine Noon

Welcome to the Bellevue Botanical Garden and today’s letter for the A to Z Challenge, E Is For Entrance! Believe it or not, the Garden is host to a variety of majestic entrance points. In Asian garden philosophy, and in … Continue reading →

Sound – A Poem

A Catherine Noon

The sounds are still, Silent now in the wake of madness. The crowds came through like locusts, Digesting everything in their path as Huge earthmovers rearrange landscape. The air is frigid and wet, an arthritic’s nightmare. Paper detritus blows in the breeze, … Continue reading →

Tue Cent Twosday: Bird, a Poem

A Catherine Noon

Image from Wikimedia Commons, Creative Commons free license. Bird. I see you, bird. Black feathers. Shiny. Beak. Black beak like jet, hard and grooved along the length. It’s longer than I expected. Long and sharp. “Once there was food here.” … Continue reading →

Lines of Lights – A Poem

A Catherine Noon

Lines of Lights Moving at speed past the window, reverse parallax. Facing backward on the train, the lights receded. Facing backward on the train is a title. A good title for a memory, even. Metaphoric. Like Benjamin Button, living backwards … Continue reading →

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