by Jason Freeman | Feb 22, 2018 | Imperfect Best
Have you ever convinced yourself that you hated something, only to eventually discover that you actually loved it? I used to hate to write anything longer than a poem. This former, vivid, hatred of mine is strange to reflect upon now, as I happily spend hours...
by Jason Freeman | Oct 3, 2017 | Imperfect Best
Today is new As a child’s first step (Fragment of a poem I wrote in 2004 that has been hiding in my green tub since then.) How about this one: Henry keeps saying to his wife, “I just want to go on our camping trip to Yellowstone.” Hour after hour he...
by Jason Freeman | Sep 26, 2017 | Imperfect Best
Since we were kids we’ve been told to “Just Wait.” We’ve been told to “Just Wait,” for a chocolate chip cookie, for a new toy we desperately want, for summer vacation to come. Now, sometimes it’s important to just wait: For the light to turn green. For the corn...
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