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Richard McDonough
A dinosaur defying extiction.
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Craven Gets Flashed X
As Jenny Wilkins was about to pull away from the curb — in what can only be described as a wing and a prayer on wheels —- there was a load rap on her...
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Craven Gets Flashed IX
“It’s starting to snow, FDR. Those ladies better hurry. My tires don’t like getting their feet wet anymore than I do. And downtown’s a long way to go...
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Craven Gets Flashed VIII
Delaney’s was sprinkled with its usual mid day barstool denizens: Mel, Joey, and an assortment of guys who just got fired. “What can I get you ladies...
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Craven Gets Flashed VII
“Why do you mean she’s attempting a coup?” “You heard me, Mr. Danger,” said Jenny. “I heard it with my own ears. She just promoted herself from...
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Craven Gets Flashed VI
Jenny Wilkins made her way across Third Avenue as the roar of the El came to a stop at the 89th St. station. She was determined to make her way to...
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Glad you're finding your
Posted on Sun, 17 Jul 2016
Glad you're finding your voice, Melanie. We have a tendancy to filter ourselves when expressing ourselves verbally. Writing helps us sort out our thoughts a little better. Or to paraphrase Kurt Vonnegut, 'Practicing an art, no matter how well or...
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Those childhood summers
Posted on Sun, 17 Jul 2016
Those childhood summers seemed to last a life-time. If I miss anything about childhood it would be the glorious summers at the ocean. Really lovely post, Penny.
Rich x
Read full commentPosted in Endless Summer
Thank you, dear lady. You
Posted on Sun, 05 Jun 2016
Thank you, dear lady. You have made my day. Big hugs to the two of you.
Rich xx
Read full commentPosted in Wanna by Bee - Video
I absolutely love this,
Posted on Thu, 03 Mar 2016
I absolutely love this, Rhiannon Made my day. Nice when the first thing you read is a pure delight. I can feel Spring in the air already.
Rich
Read full commentPosted in Flowing … (Poetry Monthly)
Loved the visual in the last
Posted on Sun, 29 Nov 2015
Loved the visual in the last stanza, sean. Much enjoyed.
Rich
Read full commentPosted in Yellow moon haiku set
So wll put. This is wonderful
Posted on Tue, 04 Aug 2015
So wll put. This is wonderful
Rich
Read full commentPosted in Elephant Song
I'm loving this, Derek. It's
Posted on Tue, 28 Jul 2015
I'm loving this, Derek. It's very singable. I might have a crack at it myself. Well done here.
All the best,
Rich
Read full commentPosted in Day of the Dead
Thank you, PS. It's
Posted on Sun, 19 Jul 2015
Thank you, PS. It's encouraging that I find myself writing upbeat songs about my son. It helps to write and share. As the saying goes, We'll never get over it, but we will get through it.
Rich.
Read full commentPosted in I Wrote a Little Sunshine Song - Video
My singing is usually more
Posted on Sat, 27 Jun 2015
My singing is usually more laid back, Kevin. But it felt good singing it. It's now part of my kitchen-table repotoire. We must hook up one time and write one together. Thanks for letting me do this.
Rich
Read full commentPosted in Riding on Steel - Video Cover of song written by Parson Thru
Made me a bit sad. Not always
Posted on Thu, 14 May 2015
Made me a bit sad. Not always a bad thing, really. Read it a half dozen times. 'Says goodbye to brief live and all that might have been' is the when that gets me. Much enjoyed, Tina.
Rich
Read full commentPosted in A Small Ceasing to Be
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