Sliding Thoughts

The blog of Sholeh Loehle

March 9, 2009
by sholeh
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One Day

One day was filled with the white clouds the size of universes as we walked up (down) the hills.  One day was seawater, digging toes in sand and smooth stones, not knowing how to speak to you.  One day was … Continue reading

February 20, 2009
by sholeh
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Recently

I now have a giant bruise on my leg that hurts every time I walk.  I didn’t get this bruise from hitting the ground too hard after skydiving, or from fending off a vicious bear.  I didn’t get it from … Continue reading

February 18, 2009
by sholeh
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again we fall

This is not what I wanted (words against the walls of my heart, burrowed under my skin) I am trying and failing and trying… I am strong until I come up against you and I fail. I fail to be … Continue reading

February 13, 2009
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An unjust trial in Iran

This article on the Baha’i World News Service site is about the newest development with the long-suffering Baha’i community in Iran: reports have emerged that “…seven imprisoned Baha’is have been accused of espionage and other crimes and that their case … Continue reading

February 6, 2009
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blueberries at sunset

I thought that those whispered words were enough, that we could always eat blueberries at sunset and our stories would sustain us. you found me and lost me in moments in between secrets and the alarm clock in the morning … Continue reading

January 29, 2009
by sholeh
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after

He wrote her a love letter exactly three and one half pages long handwriting slanted sideways, the pen rarely picked up in the furious rush. She decided that a certain percentage of these expressions of undying love are inherently selfish. … Continue reading

January 15, 2009
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More arrests in Iran

After my last post yesterday regarding the situation of the members of the Baha’i Faith in Iran, six more Baha’is were arrested yesterday. One of them is a former employee of Nobel prize winner Shirin Ebadi, who is a defender … Continue reading

January 11, 2009
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Midnight musings

It is quieter when the world around is blanketed with snow. The house is silent, my family asleep, and I am considering the pros and cons of going to bed in the next half hour. This morning, as I stepped … Continue reading

January 8, 2009
by sholeh
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Stuffed chicken

My mother got this cool stretchy netting from the deli counter at our grocery store, and told me that this is how they keep the stuffing inside the chickens and such things. I have no idea where to buy such … Continue reading