Bittersweet
Blog Post by Michael Seidel - Feb.01.2013 - 3:55 pm
The wind's cold edge knifed me with memories. I walked for a while with friends in other lands as snippets of recollections swirled around my head.
Studded snow tires rolled over the sunlit gray road. Their hissing popcorn growl placed me alongside a childhood street, licking snot off my lips as it dribbled from my nose, pondering the moment around me.
A bittersweet ache arose for the things I've done and the matters that I remember, the forgotten pieces crumbling through the cracks, and the dreams I still pursue, substantial and strong as the wind.
I picked up my pace, too aware of how much time can cheat me.
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Writing is exploring myself and discovering the stories and characters that managed to burrow into me. It's a trek, a space shot, an endurance race, a transcendental existence and a dark, worrying tunnel.”
About Michael
1956 - I was born in Fort Belvoir, Virginia. Some other things happened that year, too. Moved around the country as a military brat before finding anchor in Pittsburgh, PA. Lived there 8 years, moved to southern West Virigina, graduated high school and...
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Kiva, Women's International League for Peace and Freedom, Propublica.org, Doctors Without Borders, GreaterGood.com
Michael’s Favorite Books
Catch 22, Catcher In The Rye, Ender's Game, Mysteries of Pittsburgh, Lonesome Dove, Children of Men, The Handmaid's Tale, The Left of Darkness, The Cancer Ward...















