ORIGIN: In case you hadn’t noticed, it’s the same Brush as last time. But this teddy bear belongs to a little vampire and a mouse is hell bent on taking it from him. Someday a mouse will come for my teeth. I know it in my bones because a butterfly has already come for my […]
A LITTLE VAMPIRE, HIS TEDDY BEAR AND TWO ESCAPEES FROM HELL. Read More »
ORIGIN: The Brush gave us a teddy bear getting in between a kiss. But recycling is important, and most stories go on after The End anyway. The kingdom wasn’t mine, and I never learned to ride a horse. I gave my first kiss in exchange for a teddy bear. I was tired of plucking daisy
THE TEDDY BEAR THAT GOT IN THE WAY OF A FIRST KISS. Read More »
ORIGIN: Ponytails don’t become us and way back when, we used to share a teddy bear. It was snow white and it absorbed our laughter and our tears. It’s still lying around somewhere and maybe that’s why sometimes it feels like we are still of one mind. Teddy bears are meant to be hugged. They
SHARED TEDDY BEARS AND KNOTS IN THE HAIR. Read More »
ORIGIN: Shipwreckers ride waves. Mourners flock to the shore. A perfectly good mermaid song gone to waste. Conquerors ride elephants. The grass doesn’t grow back, but they don’t content themselves with that. Memories have to be uprooted from every heart that would mourn the loss. Silence should follow every song. War elephants pave the way
MERMAIDS SING ON ELEPHANTBACK. Read More »