by Emily Rosenbaum
Ethically, I am completely opposed to reproductive technology. Personally, however, I appear to be rather a fan.
by Tomas Moniz
...we never really directly said anything about the lives we led, the decisions that have pulled us apart and brought us together, but we touched, we hugged, my hands always on his.
by Kathi Morrison-Taylor
My son squirms away, shifts in his elastic sea,
pushes off the tissue and muscle
that constrains and consoles from the beginning. by Amy Anderson
Because they were black, I realized that my children would be, if not excluded from many school activities, easily overlooked.
by Jennifer New
How did women do it? I didn't want to think about Sylvia Plath, even though there were many days when I could too easily empathize. I wanted, instead, a role model.
by Maureen Geraghty Rahe
Would it be a step toward world peace
If terrorists, global warming, gangs and salmonella
became silly? by Mayra Padilla
The truth is, in my circle of friends, I don't necessarily know my role when a new child is born.
by Renee Cashmere
People can't obsess as much over their children if they are working their asses off, either physically not present or too tired to correct behavior and control environment constantly.
by Kristin Van Tassel
My son runs the edge of the tangled windbreak. He is red-haired, freckled,
sturdy. He stops at my side, breathing hard. Sweat slips down his temple. |
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