

Blackberry Stains
I see her running across the expanse of our front lawn, which is only 20 yards but memory makes it 200 and it all feels like slow motion.
by Suzanne Weerts
Mar 17, 2022


A Horse Walks Up To A Bar
Jane Goodall, the British primatologist who studied chimpanzees in Tanzania was feeding a horse at the counter in a cafe by my house.
by Suzanne Weerts
Nov 4, 2021


The Not So Salad Days
I am standing in my father’s kitchen. It’s the kitchen of my childhood, though the lime green cabinets from the 70’s have been stripped...
by Suzanne Weerts
Oct 7, 2021


The Ticket
There I am in the United Airlines terminal when I realize: a ticket is not a plan. An airline ticket is not the golden ticket to success.
by Suzanne Weerts
Jul 21, 2021


Lady In Red (Or rather, lady in a regrettably old, pilled, black sweater)
I didn’t know he’d been in the restroom building up his courage. I figured he was eating a hidden stash of beef jerky.
by Suzanne Weerts
Apr 29, 2021


Whirlwind of Money
“Come on ladies! Don’t go! Take a chance! You could be winners!”
by Suzanne Weerts
Jan 29, 2021


COMMITMENT
Shane is a bad boy. I'm not supposed to associate with bad boys.
by Suzanne Weerts
Apr 2, 2020


Padding the Nest
Our birds have flown home for the time being, their disappointment palpable, but they are counting on us for comfort and continuity.
by Suzanne Weerts
Mar 30, 2020


The Sounds of Silence
When Rumi said, “Listen to silence. It has so much to say,” I’m guessing he didn’t have tinnitus.
by Suzanne Weerts
Mar 5, 2020


Undercover
My understanding of the birds and the bees existed under a thick blanket of secrecy in the house of my childhood. When I was ten or so, I...
by Suzanne Weerts
Feb 20, 2020





































































































