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StoryOf Pigeons and Men. Tipp Hex35 days 21 hours ago
StoryThe Speedy ( Part 3 ) Final jolono131 week 14 hours ago
StoryA View From the Cab - The Debate 1948 hudsonmoon163 weeks 1 day ago
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Story"Silence" Penny4athought261 month 1 week ago
StoryWas the Night Before Christmas, See? hudsonmoon312 months 2 weeks ago
StoryMaking Merry at Ned's hudsonmoon162 months 3 weeks ago
StoryLunio Lake National Park Visitor Guide S.J.Windwaker102 months 3 weeks ago
StoryThe Chilling of Louise hudsonmoon64 months 3 weeks ago
StoryCelia and the Easter Bunny hudsonmoon25 months 3 days ago
Story"For, being green, there is great hope" (quote from Shakespeare's HENRY VI PART 2, ACT 3 SCENE 1) Di_Hard336 months 4 days ago
StoryTalking to Jesus Tom Brown56 months 1 week ago
StoryA Matter of Regret luigi_pagano226 months 3 weeks ago
StoryI Am A Sinner luigi_pagano146 months 3 weeks ago
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StoryLast Train jennifer197 months 4 weeks ago
StoryNow Is The Summer Of Our Discontent airyfairy378 months 16 hours ago
Storyparched JupiterMoon118 months 1 day ago
StoryExtreme differences! Rhiannonw178 months 1 week ago
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StoryPeter's Soul Jane Hyphen198 months 1 week ago
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StoryDirge for another year gone by drhilarius78 months 1 week ago

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Goose-Stepping Down Main Street

I’m too old to start goose stepping. Duck walks I can handle—my declining years having given me no choice. But it should make it easier to duck...
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Making Resolutions at Ned's 1944

“I thought you hootch hounds weren’t drinking anymore,” said Ned. The men at the bar looked at each other and balked. “Don’t sound like us,” said...
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Making Merry at Ned's

“You’re a little early,” said Ned. “I don’t start serving till eight.” Santa scratched at his beard and took a seat at the bar. “It's not booze I’m...
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The Chilling of Louise

This is an older tale from 2011. I'm sure I had posted it on the site, but couldn't find it. It's had a slight tweak since. I'd been going through...
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A View From the Cab - The Debate 1948

“Where to?” said Sidney. “23rd and Third,” said the man. “Sit back and enjoy the ride, mister. And say hello to my pooch.” The man reached over the...
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Thank you for this, Kevin. I

Posted on Mon, 07 Aug 2017

Thank you for this, Kevin. I have a copy of Bound for Glory on my nightstand. (Do read Woody Guthrie: A Life by Joe Klein.) Still trying to find a footing after great loss. You lose your sense of self and wonder if you'll ever get it back. Those...

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Posted in You, me and Woody Guthrie

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This had a wonderful flow.

Posted on Tue, 05 May 2015

This had a wonderful flow. Should be read aloud on the steps of the world's libraries. As a matter of fact. I'm passing by the New York Public Library. I'll print out a few copies and leave it with the lions.

Rch

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Posted in Banned Books

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This was splendid, Jenny.

Posted on Sat, 22 Aug 2020

This was splendid, Jenny. Perked me up a bit over morning coffee. And after these past five months I can use all the perking up I can find. Really lovely.

Rich x

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Posted in Half-Hidden But Significant

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Disturbing times they are,

Posted on Thu, 13 Jun 2019

Disturbing times they are, dear lady friend. Having a souless twat in the White House makes me want to punch a few walls, but after several years of me punching - then patching - walls. My wife said, "Enough! You're getting a punching bag in the...

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Posted in Pad Life 4: End of Days

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The will to reach out. . . It

Posted on Mon, 17 Jun 2019

The will to reach out. . . It's starting to come back to me, Jenny. Loved this piece to bits. The corny reply would be: It spolke to me. But nithing corny about your poem. think I'll read it a couple of times more. I need reminding more than I...

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Posted in Confronting Demons

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Many thanks for al the

Posted on Fri, 23 Nov 2018

Many thanks for al the wonderful comments on this piece. It's meant a lot to me. This site has always been such a lovely place to drop off your thoughts and have folks relate. We've all felt this pain to a bigger or lesser degree. There's no...

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Posted in Moon Whisperer

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I agree. It's all becoming

Posted on Sat, 03 Nov 2018

I agree. It's all becoming too impersonal. We need to get back to be human agian. Engaging one another. Getting a little tired of the digital age. Nice thoughts here, TKMAX. Cheers.

Rich

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Posted in I Give Up!

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Glad I read this, Jane.

Posted on Sat, 27 Oct 2018

Glad I read this, Jane. Sometimes you think you're the only one. If I didn't have writiing I'd go crazy. Such a wonderful poem. Thank you.

Rich

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Posted in The Hidden Help

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Not your fault, I would think

Posted on Thu, 26 Mar 2015

Not your fault, I would think. That you stil managed to love her says a lot about your character. I wish you well and hope you're able to move on. 

Rich

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Posted in Mama

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Thanks, Mark. And big thanks

Posted on Sun, 09 Feb 2025

Thanks, Mark. And big thanks for this month's honors.

Speaking of scary, that damn ambush of Zelensky in the oval office did it for me. I was never so emabarrassed to be an American. And the idiot's only in office 6 weeks! No one on our...

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Posted in Goose-Stepping Down Main Street

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