I write in snatched hours of solitude, blinkering myself to the mess beyond, each day clearing a small space on my desk and in my thoughts. The house is silent but for the morning robin outside my window and the tapping of my fingers on the keys. Words, like birds, fly around my study and I do not feel lonely—when I write, I keep no company but the page…
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