There was nothing more of it left at the end, the day got sanded down to a pile of dust smaller than the shape it started. The dishwasher ran and the rain looked to stop for a minute, but only that long, and we lost sight of where we were on the calendar, in the week, and hastened toward the end when we could let go and catch up, and onward we bent forward, trying so hard to do everything we thought we should; no one knows, it’s true we have to live by our own laws. And they’re not written down, or always right.
Bill Pearse 
Reading this is like listening to a really good guitarist riffing in the studio. I see you sitting on a stool with the headphones on, in the booth.
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What a nice comment man. Thank you. Bill
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we do what we can. love the sentinel moss dog.
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Nuts, how that looks like a dragon or something?! Puff the magic dragon…
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The picture is incredible.
I don’t know what your intent was with this, but to me it speaks a little bit of futility. We just always keep doing what we’re supposed to do … and there never seems to be enough days in the week.
“Onward we bent forward” Indeed. I feel this so much in my week day mornings as I wander the internet in the few minutes I have before I head back upstairs to get ready for work and then drive to work and then work. Just bending forward. Nice image of how it feels.
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Good and yes to futility that’s it. Pushing myself to write when I don’t have an exact plan per se, to see what comes. Nutty! Not enough time in the day, but that does force prioritization.
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This has been one of those weeks when I wake up every morning and think it surely must be at least Thursday. Now it’s Thursday. Meh.
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That last line is primo. Truth nailed.
May the rain end soon …
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