death

  • The People v. Death

    Death arrived eleven minutes late to his own trial. The courtroom had been full since dawn. Every pew behind the railing was occupied by someone carrying evidence. A widow held a wedding ring between her thumb and forefinger. A father had brought a baseball glove that had not been used in nine years. An old…

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  • The Seventh of June

    The flight landed at 6:06. A smooth descent after the vacation of a lifetime. I had walked where most only dream—through deserts that whispered their secrets, mountains that stood in silent ceremony, oceans that roared then calmed in your presence. The world opened itself up to me, and I captured every frame like I knew…

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