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The Third Thing by Donald Hall | Poetry Magazine
Perhaps the most difficult marriage of all—the third marriage beneath the two visible, all-too-public marriages of work and relationship—is the internal and often secret marriage to that tricky movable frontier called ourselves: the marriage to the one who keeps changing at the center of all the outer relationships while making promises it hopes to
... See moreDavid Whyte • The Three Marriages: Reimagining Work, Self and Relationship
Still, every once in a while the “old” her comes back—the one who loved me and thought I was the greatest guy in the universe. She’s still the smartest, funniest, and sexiest woman I know, and I’m still very much in love.
Randi Kreger • Stop Walking on Eggshells
If you’ve read my letters to my son, Myles, you know I am madly in love with him, and I love sharing with the world this love I did not get to experience myself. He’s given me a new sense of purpose. (I hate disclaimers, but I feel like I had to set this up for what I’m about to say.)
At the same time, I struggle with how much my marriage changed so... See more
At the same time, I struggle with how much my marriage changed so... See more
Caroline Cala Donofrio • "No One Really Prepares You for the Kind of Math When 1+1=3 "
