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Motherhood – Welcome To The Magical Friendship Squad! http://michaelmurray.ca Michael Murray Writes Things Mon, 21 Nov 2016 00:24:36 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.5.3 Jones at one http://michaelmurray.ca/jones-at-one http://michaelmurray.ca/jones-at-one#comments Thu, 18 Aug 2016 21:34:15 +0000 http://michaelmurray.ca/?p=5916 Jones at one:

Jones

Fish in an aquarium:

Space flowers in flight, timeless in their wisdom.

Music:

Spirits come to make you happy. They move your body and you enter different lives, become more than before.

Speech:

Like rocks placed one in front of another, a path for those who can’t see.

Feathers:

The soft residue of worlds not our own.

Sand:

The idea of forever, where everything is the same size.

Mom:

Her voice, the scent and light of her hair, the home I will always return to.

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Bloor http://michaelmurray.ca/bloor http://michaelmurray.ca/bloor#comments Thu, 16 Oct 2014 21:07:01 +0000 http://michaelmurray.ca/?p=4762 On Bloor Street, a weathered man, who once might have been a California golden boy but was now sitting on a milk crate begging change, told me that I looked like Elvis Costello. I nodded, telling him that I got that a lot. He then asked if I had any money I could spare, adding that his wife and he were out on the street. “Today’s her birthday,” he said, “she’s 61,” his voice trailing off in a kind of disbelief now, his eyes disconnected.  I gave him the small amount of change I had, and as I turned away he shouted, “People do say you look like Elvis Costello, though? Right? It’s not just me? I’m not completely crazy, am I, I mean I’m not making stuff up in my head, right?”

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And then, two new mothers, each one wearing sweat pants and with a baby strapped to her chest, walked serenely down the street. They were almost glowing, almost hovering, and they walked in geisha silence, as if having moved passed language to an inalienable home that would be forever present.

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