Posted on July 6, 2026
by Jamieson Wolf
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When I was old enough to realize that my body was disabled, I prayed to God to make me into someone else, and to take away what made me different. When I realized that I was gay, I prayed to God harder than before… Continue Reading “Just As I Am – A Poem”
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His first thought was: He smells burnt. His second was: I wonder if I smell like that? * The day had started out like any other. He woke, showered, dressed and had something quick to eat for breakfast. Then he went out into the… Continue Reading “Ghost Walk – A Short Story”
Posted on August 14, 2018
by Jamieson Wolf
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As I approach my fortieth year, I have been studying my body for signs of change. I have been wondering: Have I lived enough? Have I strived on with courage? Have I embraced my life? I look down at everything that makes up my… Continue Reading “A Patchwork of Time – A Poem”
Posted on January 31, 2018
by Jamieson Wolf
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With great change comes uncertainty, that moment where we feel as if we are balancing on the edge of a precipice. We have but two choices: to stay where we are or to move forward, to leap off of that edge and let the… Continue Reading “The Bright Star of Change – A Poem”