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[My daughter tells me that a writer needs to imagine that at least one reader will have a catcher's glove and pop it with her fist and say, "put 'er there." ]
Please thank your daughter (and yourself) for a great thought for all us aspiring writers. It's worth adding to the quotes page.
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Favorite movies: Empire of the Sun, Cinema Paradiso, The Best Years of Our lives, Dancing at Lughansa, The Wizard of Oz
Favorite writers: Joseph Conrad, Thomas Mann, Mark Twain
Favorite poets: Laurence Ferlinghetti, Carl Sandburg), and Christina Rossetti
Favorite country: The Republic of Panama (a place where anything can happen)
Dislikes: country, gospel and popular music
Enjoy: Opera, Mozart, Mahler and Salsa
Many of my poems have been carried by The Panama News (a publication on line) under the psuedonym of Diego Santiago
Check out my short story: The Black Phalange (on Storywrite)
[My daughter tells me that a writer needs to imagine that at least one reader will have a catcher's glove and pop it with her fist and say, "put 'er there." ]
Please thank your daughter (and yourself) for a great thought for all us aspiring writers. It's worth adding to the quotes page.
__I Like Rhymes
Favorite movies: Empire of the Sun, Cinema Paradiso, The Best Years of Our lives, Dancing at Lughansa, The Wizard of Oz
Favorite writers: Joseph Conrad, Thomas Mann, Mark Twain
Favorite poets: Laurence Ferlinghetti, Carl Sandburg), and Christina Rossetti
Favorite country: The Republic of Panama (a place where anything can happen)
Dislikes: country, gospel and popular music
Enjoy: Opera, Mozart, Mahler and Salsa
Many of my poems have been carried by The Panama News (a publication on line) under the psuedonym of Diego Santiago
Check out my short story: The Black Phalange (on Storywrite)
- Member since June 30, 2005.
- I'm a hyperbolic pebble poet for 1,873 comments.
- I am a man from Texas (United States)
- When I'm not writing, I'm an Interested bystander.
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Poems I'm focused on
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My cat goes after exactly what it wants and needs
knowing what is within its purr-view,15 lines, 2 comments, February 3 -
I see castles and churches on varying planes
stolid ruminants of what we seek15 lines, 2 comments, January 27 -
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Set apart at first
in the midst of growing vibrations -
I think of "poor Yoric," and the Prince of Denmark,
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A place to blend and belong
to be a watcher not just passing -
spearmint flavored in its prime
ready for the chosen moment6 lines, 2 comments, July 15, 2009 -
I needed a haircut bad, Why not? said I,
we'll do it right there -
eyes see the invitation
lips part as portals for passage of24 lines, 9 comments, July 1, 2009 -
the demure deeming of a loon's cry as I neared a forest pond.
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We don't look enough at hands
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silence sits between the two of us
like a fat lady waiting -
the open doors of the 5th avenue bus embraced the passenger
with an indifferent sigh22 lines, 9 comments, December 19, 2008 -
the dog sound came from that sweaty man
who wore his collar open -
memorialized by manennequins,
big hatted and seated
My Poetry
My Stories
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I am not sure where I should take you, or if I am the one to be doing this at all. I am quite a bit older that my readers, and my comic he
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He hadn’t thought of the word, alabaster, 1 / since they had been ashore2 / a blast of wind3 / the long-ship sliding into waves that cur
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1 / The discovery of a mouse skeleton buried in the remains of a miniature Viking longship has prompted worldwide speculation. The mouse wa91 lines, 1 comment, February 19, 2008. In , Fiction
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- A Good Cup of Tea at sharepoetry
/ / A varporous rising is taking form / the very essence of a good cup of tea / worth the musing that is sustained / within the whisps by an image with a downcast frown / that waits as if it has a word to say. / Is that a djini who is out - The Return of Hitler's Minions at sharepoetry
They were all that had remained from Stalin's keep / German prisoners, coming home, / blinking ghosts left on platform A, / dare I say... like shit? / / They had gone with banners and songs, / goose stepping, / as if the Swastika had feet - Octaroon at sharepoetry
/ Octaroon, a word that spreads like butter / Over white bread toast / Octaroon, 7/8ths of OK / Almost but not quite. / Enough to sweeten the chickorey / and leave a smoky taste / A reflection of the best, / Like a color / in itself
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CarolDesjarlais on May 31, 2009I was looking for your poem but I cannot find it.... can you lead me along to it?
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Nangaleema on February 14, 2009Happy Valentine's Day! - Mary Jo
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Short but cute on February 10, 2009Hows my lovely AP daddy?
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Aries : My Ode To A Beautiful Mind Aries on December 4, 2008Perhaps I shouldn't be on AP I have had 2strokes & the mental exercise has helped me
I realize I made mistakes but didn't know
how to rectify them after the poem was 'up'
My "hide" has been through enough thanks
