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Night and day
Author’s Note: This is the second part of a three part short story. If you would like to read the first chapter, please visit Extra point. Beyond the raucous parties filled with alcohol, salty tortilla...
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Big game
Author’s Note: This is the final part of a three part short story. If you would like to read the first two chapters, please visit Extra point and Night and day. What was I thinking? Bryce was beginning...
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Shifting gears
I sit at the traffic signal, eyes locked on the red light. My left foot is depressing the clutch while my right foot is hovering over the top of the accelerator pedal. With my left hand at the eleven...
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Cross country
Anticipation It makes my heart beat With an intensity I have not felt before What is this feeling The insatiable longing to be where I am not The silver box Adorned with a race dog upon the side...
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Ebb and flow
Limitless To the human eye Stretching out To eternity A glimmer of light Just beneath the whitecaps Engulfing darkness At its deepest depths A tale of two worlds Smooth and level on the surface Craggy...
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Abandoned
A black space Where the door Is supposed to be A cloudy film Layered on the windows Obscuring the view inside The splintered planks From the facade Evidence of neglect Used to be filled With...
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Wanderlust
Adventure An enticing choice We often dream about But seldom resolve to engage Hampered by the fog of uncertainty The venturesome road Leads nowhere And everywhere Cocoons give birth Fluttering in our...
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Mailbox
The rumble of the mail truck rolling away from the curb sent the two of them in motion. Josh raced out his front door. The large ornate knocker cracked against the wood as he slammed the door shut to...
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Jealousy
Author’s Note: This is the second part of a two part short story. If you would like to read the first chapter, please visit Mailbox. Each day, like Pavlov’s dog, the two boys would race to the curb and...
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Impression
Author’s Note: This is an excerpt from my first short story published exclusively on the Amazon Kindle Store. Please visit Impression to download the remaining two parts of the story. From Monday, June...
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