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A Tale of Two Saints
Two saints of diametric views one rainy Sunday morn, did choose to spend some time in long debate on gods and men and life and fate; each sought to prove his deity more just and great (such vanity) imagining the … Continue reading
Common Grounds: a forensics poem
“The one thing I want is to be understood,” she yelled as she slammed the door. I yelled back, “Good!” Now looking in hindsight, I know that I should have tried to defuse the melee, if I could. But knowing … Continue reading
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Short Subject
So much to say With words, and yet Each one is edged With some regret That says, I will But soon forgets And then, at night Wakes in a sweat From dreams of things not happened yet And spends the … Continue reading
Talking Loud and Saying Nothing
Sink your teeth into a worn-out concept, like it was an old piece of shoe leather; worry it constantly, ’til its precepts are soaked with saliva and turned to rubber in the clamped vise of your tenacious jaws! Suck the … Continue reading