Tag Archives: memory

Clearing Vision

Posted on July 23, 2016 by William Wayne Smith

I walked along a busy street alone. No one I met felt my needs. My heart was trapped by a remote memory. I longed for a return to my home. I could not imagine how to escape. I had no … Continue reading →

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Narrow Vision

Posted on July 25, 2015 by William Wayne Smith

Darkness seeped all around. Silent star-like flashes proved the walls were standing. Much changed in the short evening. Tomorrow I’ll be traveling through town as the rain falls. Just like any other day, duty pulls me by my core. A … Continue reading →

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A Distant Strength

Posted on September 23, 2014 by William Wayne Smith

The distant mountain has a silent strength. The beckoning heights fill my imagination. I wish I could visit its slopes soon. I have gone away to travel the world. Other mountains fill my memory. Their shapes vary; their colors change. … Continue reading →

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The Monument

Posted on July 31, 2014 by William Wayne Smith

Fifty years ago, I saw a stately monument. Worn engravings and water’s toll were signs of its ancient origin. Today those days have been forgotten. In its place is a children’s playground The sculptor’s sweat and his bold inspiration are … Continue reading →

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