Trisha G.: It was a day filled with the glow of ordinary things & we passed them quietly from hand to hand for a long time
Trisha G.: I remember we sat in the swing on the front porch & as the dusk came on us like a song, dark throated & sweet, he told me about the beginning when we had bones of light & hair that burned like the sun
Trisha G.: Indeed.
Trisha G.: Lots of times they look like weeds in the beginning & it's not until later that you see how beautiful they really are.
Trisha G.: I read somewhere that if given a choice between sex & peace of mind, she said, most people would choose peace. Personally, I said, I do fine with a little anxiety.
Trisha G.: Because.
Trisha G.: Soft as an easy chair.
Trisha G.: There's something here I find hard to ignore.
Trisha G.: Toxic when misused.
Trisha G.: Wallflower.
Trisha G.: Ailanthus Webworm Moth, Amaryllis belladonna L.
Trisha G.: Friends.
Trisha G.: I think you're wonderful and so does everyone else.
Trisha G.: Every time you're leaving I don't know what to say.
Trisha G.: Yeah. Like the world needs another flower photo.
Trisha G.: One and three-eighths.
Trisha G.: You're probably shy and introspective.
Trisha G.: 25 Don't notice me.
Trisha G.: And I'm wondering if you fancy my advance.
Trisha G.: 13 I'll be home soon.
Trisha G.: You don't even need a rhyming dictionary.
Trisha G.: I'm tired of titles.
Trisha G.: And you said, "Be still, my love. Open up your heart. Let the light shine in."
Trisha G.: Say hello to hesitance to everyone I meet.
Trisha G.: He bugs me. He bugs me not. He bugs me.
Trisha G.: 14 I tried to make this less red!
Trisha G.: It's not me; it's you.