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I’ll Love You Always – A Message From The Womb
The other night, as the kids jumped into their Tinkerbell beds, my eldest asked me to read a story about their mommy. “We don’t have a story about momy, but I’ll see what we can find”, I replied as I turned on the light in their closet and fingered through the 100 or so children’s … Continue reading
Of Kings and Coles – A Valentines Day Poem
Last November, I launched a short story entitled The Nude. With that story, I bundled an erotic poem which was only available to read for those that purchased a copy of that short. Now, that poem is available to read for free this Valentines day. The first draft of this poem was first written almost … Continue reading
The Final Assignment
Originally posted Aug 3, 2008 @ 16:44 At the start of every class, we re-configure the tables and chairs so that they form a square around the room. It enables us to see each others face, instead of the back of one anothers heads. To feel their voices against our hearts, instead of lost in … Continue reading
Love is Forever
Splashing my freshly shaven face, I looked up into a faded mirror. Grasping the outer edges of the water basin, I stepped into my reflection. I removed one hand briefly to run my fingers through my sodden hair, and then I leaned in to take a closer look. Into my weary eyes, I searched desperately … Continue reading
Did you say Calder Cup, or Stanley Cup?
What Game 7 of the Calder Cup Finals meant to all that have, all that are, and all that will be, children of the City of Hamilton. – by Larry Thomas Pattison, Jr. Hockey Night in Hamilton. At least that’s how it looked in the opening pages of a 100 page story I wrote as … Continue reading