If It Had And Answer, It Wouldn't

Kids Are A Great Analogy. You Want Your Kids To Grow Up, And You Don't Want Your Kids To Grow Up. You Want Your Kids To Become Independent Of You, But It's Also A Parent's Worst Nightmare: That They Won't Need You. It's Like The Real Tragedy Of Parenting.

Fiction Works When It Makes A Reader Feel Something Strongly.

I'm So Afraid Of Losing Something I Love That I Refuse To Love Anything

I Imagine A Line, A White Line, Painted On The Sand And On The Ocean, From Me To You.

Is That Growing Old? Or Is It Something Worse?