My Mum is Dying

[Quick write: series of stolen journal moments to help me process my mothers cancer diagnosis] I am in the supermarket, doing normal things, Wrestling toddlers into tiny seats, Filling the trolley, All the fruits, enough fish to sink a ship, Pastries, meats, box juice, Things I don’t usually buy, but life is too short, right?Continue reading “My Mum is Dying”

Mothering in company

Side by side We live and breathe the drudgeryHelp each to keep the boundaries,Safety fences,Moral codes There with wet wipes when it all explodes Routine queens and freestylers, mostly somewhere in between, Scatterers, stackers, filers, Bursting at the seams we live and learn side by side, Hearts bursting with humble pride, judging ourselves through eachContinue reading “Mothering in company”