why should i tell you of myself. if i tell you my life
would you still read my words. so its up to you to
figure me out. read my poems. see the history
of the best and worst in my life. i have worked in federal govt. state govt. I served in the military
as a Platoon Sergeant and a Warrant Officer.
would you still read my words. so its up to you to
figure me out. read my poems. see the history
of the best and worst in my life. i have worked in federal govt. state govt. I served in the military
as a Platoon Sergeant and a Warrant Officer.
- Last seen on Aug 26 12:41 PM. Member since October 29, 2006.
- I'm a pyrite eye poet for 1001 comments.
- My mood is , and quote is if you cant tolerate the tolerance, stand up under the harsh brutality and punishment., then ROLL IT..
- I am a 57 year old guy from West Virginia (United States)
- When I'm not writing, I'm working in natural resources. reading words on a page.
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dustookie2 : Dave's Place on July 7Just checking out your homepage and in your list something I think is missing. How will people know about 'the trade' or enjoy the wisdom and experience of dropping in for a drink late at night.

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Cannonsfire : Sending Some Southerly's Your Way on May 15Quite remiss of me to not touch your page...so here are my fingers playing across your words and saying Shhh...I am reading you.
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