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K.M. Fullerton
K.M. Fullerton

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Published in The Narrative Arc

·Jan 20

Alice in Winter

an homage to little old ladies still galivanting around — There’s a grocery store chain in Florida where the cart baskets are relatively small. I was told they are smaller to meet the needs of seniors who shop for only a few items. It is ritualistic to run errands daily when you get to a certain age. To get out…

Memoir

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Alice in Winter
Alice in Winter
Memoir

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Published in Move Me Poetry

·Jan 1

A Year of Days

2022 — Begin The promise of a bend in the path, set your steps assuredly into the light breathed softly between the boughs of your guardians.

Move Me Poetry

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A Year of Days
A Year of Days
Move Me Poetry

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Published in Lifeline

·Dec 27, 2022

Moonbeam

silver threads find us — Spilling through your silhouette of trees, find me on this lonely night, throw your cautious beam across my hands opened wide to feel the crackle and spark, a memory of time and heat of love, so true caught in silver threads slipping through fingers to be returned to you. Spill…

Lifeline

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Moonbeam
Moonbeam
Lifeline

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Published in Move Me Poetry

·Dec 14, 2022

Winter’s River

Calling me home — I need you today, to walk with you to hear you argue with me spitting your foamy curses over rocks and felled trees caught in your haughty currents. See, here I am, holding the power of time of eons, in which you’re but a meandering stream always hoping to find your way…

Move Me Poetry

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Winter’s River
Winter’s River
Move Me Poetry

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Published in The Memoirist

·Dec 4, 2022

‘Summertime’

A song binds generations in dreams and love — We once lived in south Florida’s perpetual summertime. Upon the cool terrazzo floored rooms with expansive glass doors opened, letting in light and the tropical breeze scented with gardenia. …

Memoir

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‘Summertime’
‘Summertime’
Memoir

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Published in Lifeline

·Nov 29, 2022

Where Were We?

A life I thought I wanted — Where were we before winter’s gloom surrounded us in silence and despair? We came to meet you, wife and children apart for months from a tender life under the breathless blue sky of a Colorado summer. Together, in harmony below the majestic mountain peaks, outside our window flower boxes brimming with red geraniums watching us leave on our sure-footed walks along meandering…

Lifeline

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Where Were We?
Where Were We?
Lifeline

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Published in Lifeline

·Sep 23, 2022

Where Are The Writers?

a writer’s life of stolen moments — As I sit lost in the warmth of a low-angled autumn sun lighting up the green to yellow to gold leaves of a tree in shimmering shades Wait… I leave this page to pull my car forward to grab my coffee from the drive-through window… Where are the writers for…

Lifeline

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Where Are The Writers?
Where Are The Writers?
Lifeline

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Published in Lifeline

·Sep 21, 2022

Bonded Pair

find your love’s adventure on every horizon — ’Tis no easy feat, forty years or the tempestuous five before. We have traveled far; we two Atlantic to Pacific Tasman to Cortez Caribbean to Coral. We are bound by the sweeping synchronicity of oceans as they wrap our blue orb home always connected, ever watchful, the buoyant ebb and flow of…

Lifeline

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Bonded Pair
Bonded Pair
Lifeline

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Published in The Memoirist

·Aug 28, 2022

Hourglass

a life flows through many chapters — Book 1 Chapter 1: Love Across the sea, love creates…me Chapter 2: Silence Grief weighs heavy, silent. We wander Chapter 3: Sunshine Palms tower, gardenia’s scent, sea foams Chapter 4: Dismal Torn apart, we bristle in rebellion Chapter 5: Calle Ocho Weed, sports, education, rhythm sways passion Chapter 6: Cops…

The Memoirist

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Hourglass
Hourglass
The Memoirist

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Published in Move Me Poetry

·Aug 5, 2022

Flight from the City

I return to find you — I return to places that knew us that knew you to find you still gone. Each time I imagine holding you breathing in the salty smell of you, like warm bread. …

Move Me Poetry

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Flight from the City
Flight from the City
Move Me Poetry

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K.M. Fullerton

K.M. Fullerton

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justice, women, poetry, fiction, true story. support my journey of advocacy and storytelling here: https://kmfullerton.medium.com/membership

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