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Category Archives: Writing
Free-Range Fiction: Poetry 4-12-13
Here are two more poems. I’m still playing catch up; but, I hope to be caught up by the time the weekend closes. Again, comments are appreciated. April 7, 2013: Little Man Gone are those Infant cheeks The downy hair … Continue reading
Posted in Free-Range Fiction, Poetry, Writing, Writing Exercise
Tagged national poetry month april 2013
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Free Range Fiction: The Poetry Version
You know the ol’ diddy? She’s a poet and didn’t know it? Well, I know it. I’m not a poet. But, smart folks know that in order to learn, you have to go out of your comfort zone. April … Continue reading
One Lovely Blog Award. Pass it On.
Thank you, Tommia– author of Tommia’s Tablet - for the nomination of the One Lovely Blog award. The rules for One Lovely Blog Award are very straightforward: thank the blogger who nominated you and link the post to their page, and then … Continue reading
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My Church: Then you do the watusi, yeah do the watusi…
I remember when I became set in the ways of becoming writer. It started young – I wrote stories in my head when I went around town with my mother shopping and running stories. I would made up stories up … Continue reading
Seven: A writer’s wish list for the holidays
Chanukah is coming up. The Solstice is near. It’s time for some Yule cheer. Christmas songs are madly playing. While Kwanza and Boxing Day fill the role of holiday game closer. You’re making your list and checking it twice, right? … Continue reading