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A Day in January

June 22, 2019 ~ Morgan Conover ~ Leave a comment

On the metro, me and you. Two eggs in a traincar carton. I read my book, you watch your video. You lean over, still watching. I lean over, still reading. We meet halfway, and connect with a temple kiss.

One moment

June 5, 2019June 5, 2019 ~ Morgan Conover ~ 3 Comments

If I could find one moment That encapsulates it all The past three years Of loving you It might be a golden prize. It might be the zenith of achievement, a small swirl of a memory that showcases the possibilities of the depths of human love and understanding. Except I can't find just one moment. … Continue reading One moment

Things to write about

March 15, 2019March 14, 2019 ~ Morgan Conover ~ Leave a comment

Write about a time you forgot something. Write about the moment you thought it was the end. Write about grief. Write about disappointment. Write about the time you couldn’t remember someone’s name. Write about the person whose name you immediately remembered. Write about when you couldn’t find what you were looking for. Write about the … Continue reading Things to write about

Lessons of Love and Secrecy

March 13, 2019 ~ Morgan Conover ~ Leave a comment

Warlight By Michael Ondaatje 285 pages, Alfred A. Knopf, 2018 We order our lives with barely held stories. Warlight, the seventh novel from Michael Ondaatje, is really composed of two stories. The first is two children learning to live without their parents, who seemingly abandoned them, and the second, told decades later, is the son’s journey … Continue reading Lessons of Love and Secrecy

A Day in January

February 14, 2019February 12, 2019 ~ Morgan Conover ~ 1 Comment

On the metro, me and you. Two eggs in a traincar carton. I read my book, you watch your video. You lean over, still watching. I lean over, still reading. We meet halfway, and connect with a temple kiss. ◊

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“People always tell me not to be extreme. ‘Be reasonable’, they say. But I never felt it did any good to be reasonable about anything in conservation, because what you give away will never come back. Ever. When it comes to saving wilderness, we can’t be extreme enough. To compromise is to lose.”
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