Nutrichondriac – Self-Diagnosing Food Allergies When None Exist
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A Day In The Life Of A Klutz
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The Bridge Painter
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Normal Was The First Casualty
Normal Was the First Casualty is a collection of dystopian poetry that examines how collapse does not always arrive with
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Getting Your Company Ranked on AI
The world is seeing an exponential growth in AI, and the claims that go along with that growth. One area
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The AI Feedback Loop – Should We Be Concerned
Up until the last few years, most, but not all, of the content found on the internet was the product
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A Day In The Life Of A Klutz
I woke up, tripped on my rug, smacked my shin on the bed Spun around, bonked my knee, fell and
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America – The Meaning of Freedom
The moment when the darkness surrenders to the light Across the land, golden rays whisper before erupting Yes, these are
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I Wish I Was Someone Else
Every morning means more of the same crap One day I wish I was someone else Even half the day,
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The Great Current
Immeasurable, bold, profound The great current that binds all things An unseen tide older than stars, older than memory How
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Beyond The Barrier
Starlight Tiny pinpricks in the blackness Light years away, perhaps even further Some say proof Of more beyond the barrier
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The Bridge Painter
There were days, many days actually, when everything below the bridge just disappeared. Not like a man going crazy saw
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The Mountain Road – Wildlife Along the Way
The mountain road and its twists and turns Like a concrete river cutting through forest and stone Shaded valleys still
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Let Me Tell You About My Day – A Plumber’s Tale
Cole Maddox sat alone at the corner table nursing his second beer while waiting for the fellas to arrive. Unlike
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Involuntary Enlistment in the Continental Army
They came at dawn. Six hardened men on horseback, each one armed with a musket, surrounding the gangly boy while
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Two Sides of the Tracks – You Can Only Choose One
The railway tracks split the town clean in half. Those worn ropes of rusted steel were more than just a
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The Gunfight at the O.K. Corral
What the boy saw, the man remembers. Momma done told me time and time again to stay the hell away
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The Spring Collection
This spring collection of haiku reminds us that the earth changes, regardless of our stance. The cold blanket of winter
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I Have A Secret
I have a secret and it doesn’t whisper it smirks and giggles It paces like it owns the place talks
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Faces Without Names
She hinted, it went over his head Left clues, but he failed to notice Shared content he never watched She
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In That One Breath
Memories, oh sweet memories Times lost to the moving hands Yet forever scored in my mind’s eye Do recall my
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The AI Voice
The AI voice, unspoken but there all the same You see it everywhere Advertisements, social media, magazines Clean, sanitized sentence
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Nothing Is Ever Fulfilled
Angry ragged cloud cover hangs like a dim vault of iron breath Slow-moving ash hides the forgotten pathways to the
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Words I’d Wished Not Spoken
There are conversations Words I’d wished not spoken Yet no action will reward my wish They’ll remain in the universe
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The Struggle of Understanding
The struggle of understanding Why, for what reason, who benefits, and more why So often minds are clouded with questions
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How To Deal With Frost on Your Pumpkin Patch
If you happen to be a Halloween junkie like I am, then you likely grow your own pumpkins. It makes
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