Warriors by Clarissa Cervantes OLYMPUS DIGITAL CAMERA Clarissa Cervantes is an outdoor travel photographer. Her professional gallery displays images and essays from all over the globe including USA, Japan ,…
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From this corner, the moss-marked fence gives the toothless grin of a sucker taking the blows of branches in storms.
You didn’t care that I was your star-crossed lover, you struck me.
Upon reading that Muhammed Ali was banned from boxing for three years, I wondered what he did come August. This August. That August. When all drafts are welcome, and all quarrels quick(er) to quiet.
“Charyut means attention.” Master Lee stands at the head of the class, his back to the long wall of mirrors. “And kyungnet means bow.” The Taekwondo instructor bows to the roomful of new students.
I signed up for karate classes because I figured a little ‘wax on, wax off’ would be good for me. As an older woman, it might make me less a target and more of a ‘stay away from that bee-atch’ kind of woman.
He looked like a big muscular cherub, curly blond hair and pale blue eyes, arms like ship-ropes. He had no malice in him, though— just violence.
