Drive around almost any city and you will find the homeless napping on a bench. Folks who drive to church on Sund… often view the homeless as litter
A sense of shame is missing in the world today. If you find it, burp Donal Mahoney
Someone smart told me yesterday you never really know the meaning of a word until
He lives at the edge of a forest and loves all the different trees. He comes to the city for food and basic necessities. He hates the long drive
It was always a lovely yard, the grass green, never a weed. Dandelions in spring were an endangered species as soon as she spotted them.
It’s a matter of beans, says Rosie, 79, legally blind, her fingers dancing across a Bible in braille, when a reporter asks her about
You have the back rent and come home from work and find everything in a mountain out on the lawn with the kids sitting on the curb crying
The two weeks I spent in that small town on assignment, I saw no blacks except for two older women regal in every way,
Paul’s not a veteran of Vietnam but he goes there in his dreams to watch his brother Tim walk in hazy streams sprayed with Agent Orange before he
I bring a milkshake every other we… to an old man in a nursing home, a refugee from Germany who paid me 50 cents to cut his grass when I w… a kid in Chicago after WWII.
You’re standing on a window ledge on the 50th floor of your building… It’s Valentine’s Day in Manhatta… clouds cruising, sun everywhere, a nice breeze tossing your hair,
It’s never what she says always how she says it and how she stands when she says it and what she says
Despite the digital holocaust of computers and cell phones, Newberry Library remains the Vatican of books with the right sounds,
Willie in his 80s now hadn’t made sense in years. His wife understood his grunts from the recliner where she propped him up
Unlike his peers his office holds no photo of a wife no indication that he has fathered five