M
M draws itself painfully up on two legs and manages to stand. Therefore
M is the patron of words that imply a task or duty that is difficult to
satisfy or fulfill. M is for Marilyn, my step-mother. M is for Marenna,
a good friend. M is for Maria, my ex-wife. M is for Moving.
The second time my mother runs away, she doesn't take much at all: only
two loosely packed suitcases, one in either hand. Travelling, I realize
the wisdom in this: if there is too much luggage, you get caught. If one
side is too heavy, you keep veering like Marilyn. If you keep veering, you
never reach your destination.
Marenna (1931-- )
Masochism
Memory
Medea
Mind
Monday
Mother (1920--1957) Russell, Marilyn
Mother
Motion
Murderers
My own affair
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