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The Eagle Cried

In memory for those who have given their lives for our freedom: From poet and friend and Viet Nam Vet Rick Turton: Click here for: The Eagle Cried.  

May 26, 2014 in Loss, Memorial Day, Poems, poetry, Poets.

Passings in the night

Click here for: Passings in the night.   For those who have lost someone they love, a friend, a lover, a sister…  

March 27, 2014 in ghosts, Grief, Loss, Love, Unexpected, Unique Spirits.

The Eagle Cried. Poetry of War, Loss and Love

I’m honored to share a poem from my friend, Northern California writer Richard Turton. The Eagle Cried   The acrid smell of cordite Still hovered in the air. No breeze to wash away The scent of Satan’s hair.   The Medivac’s are fading now, Their cabins filled with dead. So many grisly pictures Are surging…

March 25, 2014 in Authors, Bravery, Freedom, Grief, Loss, poetry, Verse, Vietnam War, War.

In The Sandbox With Dr. Koshy

A beautiful post about life and loss: Click here for: In The Sandbox With Dr. Koshy.

June 13, 2013 in Hope, Loss.

Teen Suicides – I wish I had a real answer

Teen Suicides – I wish I had a real answer.

April 23, 2013 in Bullies, Children, Culture, Depression, Haters, High School, Loneliness, Loss, Middle School, Parenthood, parenting, Parenting and Family, Parents, School, Shame, Suicides, Teens.

stephanie’s song

Beautiful and touching poetry: stephanie’s song. Click on link above.

April 8, 2013 in Loss, Love.

Working out loss, love and life with your Vampire teen.

Working out loss, love and life with your Vampire teen..

March 19, 2013 in art, Gothic, Gothic Romance, Loss, Love, Parenthood, parenting, Parenting and Family, Teens, Vampires.

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