The end of what was once to have never been

Let's call it like it is. I've heard all I can stand to hear on a few matters and here's my rant. This morning, some other truck...

In the waste of man's haste and in the voice that speaks louder than all of our clatter, amid the trash that fills our Walmart minded wo...

The draw upon me heavy as I've tossed my wandering ways For years I've cast myself happily, as a normal man and stayed This day ...

Until we meet again: Mrs. Mary Helen Chesnut, having outlived her two youngest children, Vic and Gary, as well as her husband, Mr. Oaty De...

A man of 102 years was being interviewed on the eve of his 103rd birthday. His interviewers were several of todays up and coming business le...

I'm not bashing a group of people. I don't see a land as being responsible. I know BP is as much an American company as it is a Bri...

I found me today. I was hiding out in the shop and had gotten careless. I forgot to lock the door. Well, in I walk thinking "self, why ...

I am modern man I who can but with the touch of a button Command a machine to do or display my bidding I am modern man I who can look solemn...

This night one and little more But grand as all in so many before The night as it calls leaves song in our ears Yet the music still stands a...

Random thoughts and racing wonders Here are what I find in print Glorious dreams and grander places I might well find though not quite meant...