Monthly Archives: April 2017

I Say a Little Prayer for Me

Posted on April 24, 2017 by 2ndsense

Tap, step.  Tap, step.  Tap, stop.  Where am I?  I take a guess and take a left onto Fear Street.  Cars honk, drivers curse, rap music wraps me in a shroud of angry oaths.  Darkness weighs on me, trees lean … Continue reading →

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The Brighter Side of Blindness

Posted on April 3, 2017 by 2ndsense

Two men walk into a barn.  “Sure stinks in here,” says the first.  “There’s a pony here somewhere,” says the second.  This story is a metaphor for blindness.  Sure, it stinks, but there’s always the possibility of a pony ride. … Continue reading →

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