Tag Archives: the South

The Taste of Clay

Posted on March 23, 2015 by The Sterling LIne

I was born with a Southern drawl flowing from my lips like rich red clay during a summer downpour, thick and shifting with each emotion, an open window to my heart’s hue, with no mistaking the color of it’s source, at … Continue reading →

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Sweetness

Posted on February 12, 2011 by The Sterling LIne

The sudden darkness and change in temperature was like stepping into the heart of an eclipse. When you added the sweetly rank scent of manure, animal feed and sweat, it was like entering another world altogether. She held her grandfather’s … Continue reading →

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