At War_Puritans and Icons_Never Too Late to Love..._Keith and Lilly
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At War
The VillagersI was a replica of my father and his father and his father’s father. And from me came a village. Close-knit and formidable.I only have memories of my younger days. I remember racing through the grooves and valleys of the land. I would look up and for www.onedoor.ccmiles and miles the walls of the valleys would stretch with no end. My grandfather told me countless stories of what lies beyond the valley and what was waiting for us at the top.My grandfather was larger than life. His charisma and personality were magnetic, drawing those around him closer than close. He always traveled in a pack, an...
Puritans and Icons
“Did you see how smug he was?” Alison immediately shot off walking out of the large convention center. Shannon walks next to her with a less enthused reaction to Alison’s extreme bouts of passion. Struggles in the rowdy girl's faith had left ideas slamming up against each other in her mind like waves claiming and eroding the edges of rocks. Her heart was never sure if it was twisted with anxiety or a sense of conviction as she felt her life begin to change at the end of high school. The combination of graduation and the suicide of her best friend twisted her heart as well as her turmoil of fai...
Never Too Late to Love...
She got married at 40.Her family laughed. More specifically, Aunt Charlotte and Uncle Mike laughed because they simply were not pleased. Somehow Aunt Charlotte "butt dialed" her bride-to-be niece who heard her rather loud Aunt Charlotte telling her Uncle Mike that getting married at such an old age was just as much a mistake as her third marriage, and she had been married four times. Her niece shouldn't even have children at this age! Uncle Mike was heard replying that love did that to people, gave them illusions of grandeur that almost always ended in despair. He knew the pain that love could...
Keith and Lilly
Keith Smith silently watches his partner Lilly Wilson get herself ready to meet her friends. Every movement made by her is scrutinised intently by him. Even though she faces the other direction from him. She is fully aware of his presence.“I don’t understand why you are going out with them. You see them at work every day.” He says abruptly.“When we see each other at the hospital we are really busy with patients. And don’t have time to talk to each other.” She says applying her mascara.“But during lunch hours or when you are on your break. You have time to chat. “Lilly turned round suppressing ...