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Date PostedPoemTitle# ViewsForm  
11/12/2019 The Storm 235 Prose
10/29/2016 Three Witches, a Love Story 863 Rhyme
07/30/2016 Summer Day 807 Rhyme
07/14/2016 Hillarump 593 Rhyme
05/02/2016 Just Let Go 528 Rhyme
01/30/2016 Your Very Own Race 432 Rhyme
11/07/2015 The Dotted Line 626 Rhyme
09/05/2015 Americans Vote 560 Rhyme
08/23/2015 A Great Old Dog 742 Rhyme
08/23/2015 Ode To a Bad Woman 734 Rhyme
08/22/2015 The Moment 538 Rhyme
07/15/2015 The Storm 836 Free verse
05/31/2015 A Note To the Cretin 729 Rhyme
05/05/2015 Americans 726 Free verse
05/03/2015 You'Ll Do Fine 988 Rhyme
02/15/2015 Christians Heed the Word of God 730 Rhyme
12/06/2014 Pride In the American Troop 1110 Rhyme
12/06/2014 Belonging Here 919 Rhyme
11/03/2014 This Government Is Us 1145 Free verse
10/31/2014 Beware of All Hollows Eve 1225 Rhyme
10/24/2014 On My Own 832 Light Verse
10/24/2014 Pray For Peace But Live For War 1702 Rhyme
10/24/2014 The Daydream 1128 Free verse
05/24/2014 Morning 1003 Free verse
02/04/2014 What They Need To Be Them 851 Rhyme
01/25/2014 Rain On Leaves and Breeze Through Trees 1396 Ballad
01/25/2014 Ode To the Guard 1235 Ballad
01/25/2014 Greed 1050 Rhyme

Quotes

Quote Left Tis wiser to be silent and thought a fool than to speak up and remove all doubt. Quote Right
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Quote Left I'd rather a bottle in front of me, than a frontal lobotomy. Quote Right
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Short Stories


Book: Reflection on the Important Things