Storefront
By Katherine Gotthardt In the dream, my bed is cemented in a storefront, and I, no control over window treatments […]
By Katherine Gotthardt In the dream, my bed is cemented in a storefront, and I, no control over window treatments […]
Freedom means choosing your light, picking which part of the day means most, rising with mourning doves and dew, or
By Katherine Gotthardt Often now, I think about death, usually at 3 a.m. when I wake to the thin
By Katherine Gotthardt Mornings, I want to write deeply, delve into the beak of the cardinal by my window,
We women of certain age have seen some things. But we don’t always tell. We tuck lessons learned into our
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I wrote this piece the day after the attack on the Capitol. May we always overcome, and may we never forget the fragility of peace.
When I remember you,
I want you to remember me,
not as I am now, but how it used to be,
through the narrow opening of time,
That afternoon we lost our way on the Appalachian Trail:
November, and an inexplicable wind picked up,