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Remember when it rained
Music is so powerful. It crashes through any barrier we put up. Continue reading
Thirst
Many people say their mate ‘made them bloom’ – my dear wife Marilyn was much more ambitious. The vines of her work run throughout my life now. Continue reading
Posted in Discuss!, Life, etc., Marilyn, Poetry
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Piece of the Sky
I often hear it said that parents ‘…would give their child the moon and the stars…’ – my father did. Continue reading
Posted in Discuss!, Life, etc., Poetry
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Raise me up
To all of you who have come to ‘sit awhile with me’ when it was the darkest, bless you. Your names are written in my deepest heart, not to be forgotten. Continue reading
Posted in Discuss!, Life, etc., Poetry
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Carbon
Lovely ode to element 6! Continue reading
East Looe Boys
A WWII ballad that is simply amazing. I encourage you to find a recording of it – you’ll treasure it. Continue reading
Posted in Music, Musings, Poetry
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If I only…
Recording of a little music box. Continue reading
Further Away
A poem I wrote for my second wife Marilyn after the death of her mother. It has double meaning for me now that she is gone as well. Thanks to my friend Libby Miller for the inspiration. Continue reading
Posted in Discuss!, Family, Life, etc., Musings, Poetry
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Daren Gray
Screamingly funny twist on Casey at the Bat. From the comments at Wired.com’s live coverage of the Apple event “Jobs at the Bat” by Daren Gray (as largely thefted from Ernest Lawrence Thayer) . The Outlook wasn’t brilliant for the … Continue reading
Posted in Guest Bloggers, Humor, Musings, Poetry
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Rough God Goes Riding
by Van Morrisson Oh the mud splattered victims Have to pay out all along the ancient highway Torn between half truth and victimisation Fighting back with counter attacks It’s when that rough god goes riding When the rough god goes … Continue reading
Posted in Discuss!, Life, etc., Musings, Poetry, Politics, Religion
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