God alone witnesses the atrocities that befall us in the morning a brilliance where language has both sanctified and scattered us. I kneel on feeble masses that rive us apart, only the echo of drowning in the vacuous waters of four-letter words. Only my subsequent breath can see for I am bewildered by the premixed potion of unknowing and seeking. I wrap and warp my brain forever around knowing and eternal answers, only to be charred by the ashes of the highest conjugations. I never asked for such fine wine of language though it is an enduring taste, it is not for all and yet we drink it all the same.
A small battle, a quiet love.
A small battle, a quiet love.
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About Author
Jack Imberger
Hey, I’m Jack. the author of Heavy Leather, which has turned into my full-time job. Writing has always been a part of me, but my journey hasn’t been a straight line. I grew up in a cult-like biker environment, and those early years were rough—full of challenges that shaped who I am today. Now, I’m lucky enough to be building a life with my wife Sheridan and our son Saxon, working on things that matter to me, and trying to stay grounded in what really counts."
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