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Facing the fine line
threaded through our lives, he stitched back and forth, across, then back embroidering moments and mysteries, darning tales and tantrums. He would change threads mid seam going from calm greens to violent purples, from despondent grays to hyper yellows-- sometimes so quickly, the colors blurred to black. Often I wouldn't know who was sewing until I'd been basted and then it was too late. I tried to keep the green threads separate but somehow the needle flew-tangling and knotting until I fell apart at the seams.
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