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  • advent journal: repeating myself
    poetry

    advent journal: repeating myself

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham December 4, 2022

    repeating myself if someone says they are going through the motions we take it to mean the motions are meaningless acts of resignation things we can do in our sleep but I would suggest that the story is not so simple the motions are memories or at least they hold them to repeat what I…

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  • advent journal: measured existence
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    advent journal: measured existence

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham December 3, 2022

    measured existence I can measure a cup of flour, pour a pound of sugar but I am at a loss to quantify how much grief weighs how long a heart stays bro- ken how far it is to forgiveness or the speed of the sound of loneliness I cannot serve slices of starlight or morsels…

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  • advent journal: catching a breath
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    advent journal: catching a breath

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham November 30, 2022November 30, 2022

    catching a breath in the small town where we lived before this one one of the houses on our way home filled their yard with inflatable Christmas things Santa snowmen reindeer to name a few each was filled with air and light and made their corner lot the beacon of the neighborhood until daybreak when…

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  • advent journal: good time
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    advent journal: good time

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham November 28, 2022

    good time the fallacy of the interstate is that what matters most is getting there the highway knows no place we are nowhere other than traveling yet every exit offers the chance to face the truth of places and faces that are more than drive-bys a reason to remember there is more to life than…

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  • running out of daylight
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    running out of daylight

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham November 19, 2022

    running out of daylight it’s not that the night bothers me I find comfort in the way the dark wraps itself around lamps and light bulbs like a custom fit suit I love the deep expanse of the night sky reminding me that there will always be more than I can see or comprehend it’s…

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  • the funeral of reasonable expectations
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    the funeral of reasonable expectations

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham November 7, 2022

    the funeral of reasonable expectations you would think a funeral would be more quiet the din makes it difficult to discern my emotions in these days of venom and vitriol or know what dreams have a chance of survival how then do we hope when so many seem so committed to fighting to the death…

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  • banana pudding cookies
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    banana pudding cookies

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham November 6, 2022

    banana pudding cookies I was invited by my friend Taylor Davis to be a part of an All Saints celebration at his church. During the past year, they have experienced a season of profound grief that included the deaths of two of their pastors. Taylor asked me to come and prepare a meal to go…

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  • items may have shifted during flight
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    items may have shifted during flight

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham November 4, 2022

    items may have shifted during flight getting from one place to another quickly takes a lot of time what began as a seven hour journey has turned into ten and I am floating in the endless transition of an airport lounge packed with others who are not yet where they are supposed to be in…

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  • death is not far away
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    death is not far away

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham November 1, 2022

    death is not far away I have lived long enough to learn that those who have died don’t go anywhere at least not to some land far beyond the skies like I was taught to sing about what I mean is wherever they go is not above or below but among beside a dimension we…

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  • time travelers
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    time travelers

    ByMilton Brasher-Cunningham September 10, 2022

    time travelers we shared a table under the art tent then a table next to the pizza truck at the sunday school saturday kickoff I remembered her even though I had not seen her in three summers I didn’t recognize her I said to her father she’s four now he said and I realized two…

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