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Things That Don't Suck

Things That Don't Suck

It's common to look around and take inventory of what sucks. This is one poet's quest to uncover what doesn't, and what shifts when we shift our attention.

By Andrea Gibson

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I Got My Driver’s License Almost Thirty Years Ago, But I Still Listen To Olivia Rodrigo

Why Heartbreak Is Worth Singing About
Jan 23
4

Imaginary Friends For Adults

Creative Ways To Meet “People” In A World Pandemic
Jan 20
10

She Cut The Earth’s Crust Off For Me

Digging A Hole All The Way To China With My Grandma
Jan 17
11

How A Writer Decides What To Write About

The Process May Be Stranger Than You Think
Jan 14
9

Questions Inspired By The Backward-Aging Jellyfish

And Other Ponderings Of Eternity
Jan 11
15

Navigating A Suddenly Unfamiliar Body

On long-haul COVID, Chronic Lyme Disease, and more
Jan 7
8

Love Doesn’t Live In The Shallow End

The fear that kept me from going deep
Jan 4
2

Loneliness Lives In The Same Part Of The Brain As Physical Pain

Connection is medicine
Dec 29, 2021
26

Do You Want To Be Right Or Do You Want To Be Happy?

That zinger of a question and other snippets to welcome 2022
Dec 26, 2021

It’s Beginning To Look A Lot Like Christmas (365 Days A Year)

On Wanting To Make Every Day A Holiday
Dec 20, 2021
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