Worry Coins A poem by Jacqueline Jules Worry Coins I used to have so many they jingled in my pocket. When I was younger, I spent them one after another, too often on worries too tiny to matter a month... Continue Reading →
The Pale Yellow Line A poem by Jacqueline Jules The Pale Yellow Line Sharing a bedroom with a pink carpet, back in southern Virginia, my sister and I borrowed Momma’s yardstick to measure the dividing line we made of masking... Continue Reading →
On HoldA poem by Jacqueline Jules On Hold Thank you for your patience. All agents are assisting others. The recorded voice promises my call will be answered if I continue to stay on the line. In the meantime, I could... Continue Reading →
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