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It’s 7 am and I am pissed . . .

. . .  not because of something inside my house, but something outside.  I live in a neighborhood of folks Continue reading →

Happy Dance

Any writer  will tell you it is a wonderful thing when you can announce that your work will be published.  I Continue reading →

Merry Christmas Everyone!

The day is here, Have a cup of cheer! To you and yours We wish you joys!  

To whom it may concern

On a Sunday afternoon You stole from me Then From behind the desk of a non-distinct police station He took Continue reading →

Really?

It is hard to imagine that adults can have childlike moments about some of the simplest things. I have been Continue reading →

Levels

When you write, it is a level of thought.  You get it out of your brain onto the page.  Call Continue reading →

Happy Birthday Red – we miss you.

Today, May 31st,  would have been his 88th birthday – and I must say that I didn’t know him well, Continue reading →

Open Mic – Free the Mind

Last night the Poetry in Motion Open Mic at Ellie’s Cafe turned into Ladies Night. With only the Mr. Luckey Continue reading →

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