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"If you would not be forgotten, as soon as you are dead and rotten, either write things worth reading, or do things worth writing."
--Benjamin Franklin
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- Poetry and the Error Message According to legend,...
- More Shakespearean Insults [Thou art] wither'd li...
- Quote of the Day "Self-importance is our greatest...
- Poem The End and the Beginning After every war s...
- Snow Days Thoughts on the recent blizzard here in...
- Quote of the Day "[Michael Jackson] is like Sadda...
- Proud to be an introvert! Us quiet, contemplative...
- Quote of the Day "The letters and journals we lea...
- A Dish of Dirt Rather than wasting your precious ...
- Quote of the Day "If you would not be forgotten, ...
- Anti-War Haiku Bells toll as trees sigh; they wee...
- This just in . . . . Trapeze Artist Attacks Rival...
- English as a Second Language There is something i...
- My Life, My Duct Tape I've been advised to stock...
- Quote of the Day John: Everyone always talks abou...
- This Space for Rent It seems like we see advertis...
- Haiku 142 While I stand and dream A pirate buries...
- Write Stuff Here's a site that offers a variety o...
- For The Birds I took my wife and 12-year-old son ...
- Poem for a winter's day My poem, The Thaw, has ju...
- Homeless man with a website Check out the I hate ...
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