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Remembering John F. Kennedy
The Fall of an American Camelot It was a time of chivalry, of knights and ladies, performing like actors in an ethereal Brigadoon, evoking visions of...
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My Dinosaur Era Chapter 25
ginny holds my arm, slowly finding her feet in her three inch stacks my instinct is to walk faster, take it all in, cover every square inch she slows...
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How does it do it?
What a wonderful thing is the human nose! detecting as up through its tubes the air goes, the scent of the lavender when the breeze blows, and so...
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My Dinosaur Era Chapter 24
breakfast done, back in the room, ginny in the shower still can’t convince her to go to the guggenheim today it’s sunny, she want to walk around, sit...
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Dolly Blue Monday
She'd never had it so good.
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Another Grain of Sand
Somehow he was between two buildings, houses, squeezed in between, no, not squeezed: could have gotten out if he wasn’t wounded already. He somehow...
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the pie
The pie that wouldn’t crack, I bit it, I hit it, and I even kicked it. That pie just wouldn’t crack, It almost broke my back. I knifed it, forked it...
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The Three Ages of Man
Lots of noise, drink and smoke; the ideal environs of a lecher. And then the marathon starts, every little game, just another day as carrier and...
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Why We Bother
Two and a half thousand years ago the Greek philosopher Socrates was extremely worried that democracy would give rise to demagoguery. Socrates...
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Satin. Part Two.
My daughter Meghan set me up recently on a fantastic, on-line site, where I can sell my things and buy beautiful things at a bargain price. This has...
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Satin. Part One.
Meghan my daughter did her research and told me, “For your curly hair satin pillows is good for your hair,” So I bought lovely satin pillows from...
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What A Load of Nonsense!
At breakfast time my seeded toast smelled just like watercress while the coffee reeked of jellybeans recovered from Loch Ness My pillow smelled like...
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Busking In Coffs Harbour
Busking In Coffs Harbour By Paul McCann Although my experience as a poet and songwriter has been a lonely journey I have been happy to experience the...
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Escape From Chelmsford
Escape From Chelmsford by Paul McCann Medicated and sedated to an unconscious state , where you understood nothing to which you couldn’t relate ...
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Oestara
Belton House. He was queueing with his mam on the springy grass verge where the stone steps rise up to the hall. The sort of kid that never stays...
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Unscented (Inspiration Point) -I don't know how to do IP posts right
A majority of the clerks at work are female. They do the administrative, secretarial shit. An even bigger majority of the workers who unload the...
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wild cats and borstal
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Music Is The Breath Of The Soul
Music Is The Breath Of The Soul By Paul McCann Life is a song , love is the call , lets all try and sing along . It’s seen and heard in the place...
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Above Clunbury
The day before the storm (13/11/25) A fine day – can we go out? Lunch up in Shropshire and then a quick look at the map, and drive west to the...
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the Angel Anarchica or 'The Soul of the City'
The Soul of the City is a much sought after but mercurial, elusive being; No one knows where or if the cosmopolitan phantom will make an appearance...
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