Category Archives: Flash Creative Nonfiction

El Dia de Los Muertos and More

Posted on November 1, 2017 by Merimee Moffitt

Well, it’s Halloween, All Hallow’s Eve, and the trick or treaters have slowed down, a mom or dad with every single kid or group. In the fifties no parent ever went out t or t’ing with their kids. If you … Continue reading →

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1977 Arroyo Seco, NM, (at the foot of Taos Ski Valley)

Posted on October 21, 2017 by Merimee Moffitt

This must have been the winter when it snowed in October and the ground stayed white until May. And I dressed in layers. Under those jeans, some thick long johns, bottom and top, and then the pretty frock, one of … Continue reading →

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(Dreaming My Addiction Poems Oct 9, 2017)

Posted on October 9, 2017 by Merimee Moffitt

Abstractions of Addiction A is for Addiction B is for Blame C is for Compassion D is Deranged E is for the Elephants, traipsing through the room F is for Falling, failing, falling, flailing, fear of G, for Getting: high, … Continue reading →

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Hippie Easter Egg Matanza

Posted on August 20, 2017 by Merimee Moffitt

Chris, Pilar, Michelle, and Amos 1974–ish (the 60s are ending) This came to me, a gesture from someone at the event, a rare photo of my son age two and a half. He was so stylin in his little Peruvian … Continue reading →

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