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I wrote this last Friday, but decided the introduction to it was a better write, so I wound up posting it (the introduction), in the form of the poem, Right or Wrong. Read the rest of this entry »

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No Oars Required

I found myself adrift on a river; a river made muddy by choices I’d made. For years too many to count, I had rowed mightily toward nowhere, often encountering rocks and desolate shores; shores left barren by others like me who had used the best of what they’d found, then tossed the remnants of their own lives into the swollen muddy stream—giving up. Read the rest of this entry »

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Is the Battle Worth Fighting? ~ October 11

Is the Battle Worth Fighting?

How can we know? Read the rest of this entry »

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The Last Watch

Received an email from Promising Poets Parking lot this morning, and I haven’t heard from them for a while, so I’m posting one for them this morning. This is an older one (last summer) and the picture is provided by Reena Walkling at Missing Moments. One look at her photo titled, Pompei, and the following poem came pouring from my pen… er, um… keyboard. I hope you find it enjoyable! Read the rest of this entry »

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Maybe I’ll Shine

This is something new for me. I don’t often write poems of a religious nature, but as I read today’s “Daily Encouragement”, I saw a poem in it. So if you read the encouragement this morning, this will sound very familiar. You can also listen to me read this one if you’d like to.

Audio version of “Maybe I’ll Shine”. <— click on the title Read the rest of this entry »

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God Likes Redneck Prayer, Too! ~ July 18

God Likes Redneck Prayer, Too!

We don’t need no thees, thous, and such! Read the rest of this entry »

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Black Bottom Biscuits

Sometimes, one thing reminds me of another, and when it does, I usually write it down; sometimes in poem form, sometimes as a story, and sometimes I just jot a note for future reference. Occasionally, I simply file it away in the old memory bank, and hope it comes out on its own—at just the right time—fitting itself into a poem or story. This poem is a combination of all those things. I hope you enjoy it! Read the rest of this entry »

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For Should I Choose

We took a little weekend jaunt to another lake this weekend (I’ll give you some pics and details later), so I missed Brian’s dVerse prompt Saturday; Poetics: It’s A Matter of Choice. He encouraged us to write a poem about life’s choices. Sometimes our choices aren’t really choices at all; they’re results of how we are raised. Read the rest of this entry »

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All Wide-eyed and Loving Me

Claudia has the evening shift at the dVerse Poets Pub tonight, hosting Poetics: Fun Fair and has invited us to write about the fair. You know, the one with all the rides and booths and good stuff to eat. So, naturally, I took a trip back in time and came up with the following. I hope you enjoy it! Read the rest of this entry »

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You Kids Git Outta My Yard!

Michael Housewright of “The Blissful Adventurer” fame honored me with another guest post on his blog, yesterday and I posted this little trip back to my home town (and my younger days). Enjoy! Read the rest of this entry »

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