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Juice
A micro-chapbook written by Alyson Lewis for the Ghost City Press 2017 Summer Micro-Chap Series.
23 pages, ebook
First published August 31, 2017
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April 15, 2019
Oh, man... this is truly heart-breaking to read.
I can feel the emotion behind every single sentence, every word fits perfectly in alignment for the level of information that's given to read.
On a funny note, aside from the context of the story for a moment, I happened to have ribs tonight...
I'm not suffering in myself in the way that's being suffered in this story, thankfully.
I have similar shared experience to note with my daughter, of whom at present is learning how to manage her middle-finger and of which innocently doesn't understand the societal meanings behind waving it so casually...
I have memories of my beloved dog from my childhood, thank god for pets...
And thank god for parents, wherever they are for us right now in all of our lives.
I also miss being a kid, as did I also feel like I suffered quite a bit from anxiety during my mid-teens; also, in the UK we call it Makro (Costco alternative; I worked there as a university student in their Edinburgh store).
Maybe I'll also write about my childhood/teenhood in the future at one point. Also, Frasier and Seinfeld are awesome; and, thanks for the recipes.
"when people stop being afraid to disappoint u it means they will eventually stop being afraid to disrespect u" - I really like this.
On a note of awe: Hello Alyson Charmayne Lewis, it's nice to have read about you; here's to many better years ahead.
(Y).
I can feel the emotion behind every single sentence, every word fits perfectly in alignment for the level of information that's given to read.
On a funny note, aside from the context of the story for a moment, I happened to have ribs tonight...
I'm not suffering in myself in the way that's being suffered in this story, thankfully.
I have similar shared experience to note with my daughter, of whom at present is learning how to manage her middle-finger and of which innocently doesn't understand the societal meanings behind waving it so casually...
I have memories of my beloved dog from my childhood, thank god for pets...
And thank god for parents, wherever they are for us right now in all of our lives.
I also miss being a kid, as did I also feel like I suffered quite a bit from anxiety during my mid-teens; also, in the UK we call it Makro (Costco alternative; I worked there as a university student in their Edinburgh store).
Maybe I'll also write about my childhood/teenhood in the future at one point. Also, Frasier and Seinfeld are awesome; and, thanks for the recipes.
"when people stop being afraid to disappoint u it means they will eventually stop being afraid to disrespect u" - I really like this.
On a note of awe: Hello Alyson Charmayne Lewis, it's nice to have read about you; here's to many better years ahead.
(Y).
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