THE GIFT story

"It's so sad he can’t seem to cry,” was a loud voice from downstairs. “All Robert said was, “I want to go upstairs and read my Bible.”

THE GIFT OF GOOD TIMES story

Paul threw himself on the sand, almost hitting a rock. Some of them were quite sharp; others had pointy sides. Like spears.

CHILDREN PLAY CAMELOT poem

braver ones preparing for a frontal assault as King Arthur’s men once charged enemy forces.

An Ode to a Feast

Titanic cottonwoods dancing in the wind, my dad and I smoking rich cigars, pink and blue clouds hanging in the sky, we reading "beat" gems and sharing point of view,

War-rock song

War, baby. Tonight I will leave my lady. To grab my chance of victory. Lifestlye so high like, US Brady

A thoroughly modern childhood

Just look at the title; you'll figure out what this short piece is about...

Devil Drives

Devil drives long black limonene With broken rocks ground to dust
Cherry

SF. Pt. 18. Abbey Road.

Let me take you down.
Cherry

Man on a stick

Man on a stick in the meadow of my life When the green shoots were just blistering from womb You was kind gentle sipping cider.

Busker On The Bus

So many rivers to swim , miles to go and mounatins to climb until the busker can get where he is going .

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