Amanda Salisbury

Fiction, Life, Opinion, Art, Non-fiction

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November 3, 2020

My Election 2020: The In-Between

I lie awake at 3:50 am on the morning of an American presidential election. The cynic in me strongly fears the hate to come in the next 24 hours and beyond. But I have this tiny kernel of hope. And it’s not based on a candidate but on the thousands of voters that threaded through… Continue reading

Life, Wellbeing and Family

2020, anxiety, economy, election, hope, ice storm, pandemic, presidential, race, vote
September 16, 2016

Still Still

This piece reflects on heat and dried-out red clay, waiting and hoping for rain. -AS Still Still Originally posted on a 6s community, May 31, 2011 at 8:03pm The cracked red earth stretches out its veins as far as anyone of them can see, and the tallest boy opines that the cracks likely go to the… Continue reading

Life

flash stories, heat, hope, rain, red earth

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