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Unheard Echo

Posted on October 5, 2013 by Gene Stewart

How to be free from Contingency When distant edge Is all I see? How to catch up to Family Who rush into Complacency? How to be seen, to Simply be? This ghost existence Murders me. We are both here now. … Continue reading →

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Some Ripping Rip Snorters True and Otherwise

Posted on April 15, 2013 by Gene Stewart

One interesting book I snagged recently at Half Price Books is Mysteries of Police and Crime: Victorian Murders by Major Arthur Griffiths. It is a facsimile of the 1889 edition. He was a prison inspector and deputy governor of Millbank … Continue reading →

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Great Man’s Ghost

Posted on October 4, 2011 by Gene Stewart

“He loved everything up to a certain point, and then nothing was any good anymore.” – Hemingway’s younger brother, Leicester. /// In the war he did horrible things. Put det cord around a prisoner’s forehead and set it off. Vaporized … Continue reading →

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Dark Force

Posted on September 30, 2011 by Gene Stewart

A dark force with a will to evil is loose in the world. So the church believes and so many others observe. The church further believes spirits in purgatory can be tethered to specific earthly places, such as rooms, and … Continue reading →

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