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Monthly Archives: July 2012
On Being a Don Quixote
Most people that write are compelled to create. It doesn’t mean they’re the next Hemingway, or that you should care. It’s just they can. They’ve figured out a process. The words spin around their heads, an idea they want to … Continue reading
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Tagged atist as Don Quixote, delusion, Don Quixote, McElmurry, Writing
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Ants
Ants have a way of finding themselves on picnic blankets. On mine especially–especially here in Italy. They look just like the ones back home, though they speak differently. My mind is drawn to those other little items left at home … Continue reading
