I used to belong to a writer’s group on another social network website (now defunct), and the host would post one picture for the group to write about – be it a short story, a poem, a limerick, etc. The host would post a new picture every two weeks, and the group had a week … More Reminiscing about the Writer’s Block Group…
I was a child of the Sixties – literally. I was born in June 1960, so by the time Woodstock rolled into the small town of Bethel, New York in August 1969, I was playing with my Barbie dolls and getting all starry-eyed over my posters of Donny Osmond, Bobby Sherman, and of course, David … More A Child of the Sixties
Some people have the belief that committing suicide is considered a cowardly and selfish act, that it only hurts and puts a burden on loved ones. Well, it’s apparent that those who think this haven’t a clue what is going through the mind of a severe depressant who commits the suicidal act – they have … More The Stigma that is Suicide
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BUT THE STRAIN WAS TOO MUCH FOR ME
I come closest to succeeding by sharing.
The sound of a switchblade and a motorbike.
photography, poetry, paintings
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"Look: The simple fact of the matter isn't simple, it's not really fact, and it's not what's the matter anyway." --J. Millard Simpson, American Essayist
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