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    >Mother, Christmas Evening

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    December 26, 2010

    > She sat quietly in the circle, less and less words each year but more and more smiles and twinkles from her eyes. Laura came with me to take a spot in the circle. I think she got it. She got the time line and the echo to Christmases past.…

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  • For One Shoot Sunday

    >That Blows…Then Again Maybe Not

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    December 26, 2010

    >I wonder if the plumeis the last of his brain cellsreaching for freedom I wonder if Dorothywill whip out the oilcan to loosen the horn I wonder if he sawlovers kiss longand indescently in the square I wonder if hejust wanted to play tapsand head to mid-town I wonder if…

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  • For Flash 55 Friday

    >That Face Rings a Jingle Bell — Part III in 55 trilogy

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    December 24, 2010

    > “You!” the merry gentleman said as he backed into the mailbox. “Who were you expecting?” Donnerresponded with a “deer in the headlights gaze”. “Maybe Blitzen, but never in a million…” “Quiet! Now reach around slowly and hand me that card.” “Santa will deliver that. It was an accident.He didn’t…

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  • Poem for my wife.

    >She Has Written

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    Jerry

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    December 22, 2010

    > Oh what a night Late December back in ‘63 She entered a fiesta world a Latin girl with a root word for me A pure form tucked on a shelf in the secret end of the stacks a book mark of rose petal  In a quiet place whispers came…

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  • Memoir

    >Clinking, a winter memory

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    December 20, 2010

    > So, why do boots that have a row of clasps remind me of my father?  You know, the over boots that often are hard to push the heel of your shoe through.  One could almost dislocate a shoulder pulling a heel through the last inches like a baby’s crown…

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    >Untitled(The Photo is the Title) For One Shoot Sunday

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    Jerry

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    December 19, 2010

    > She wasn’t broken plasterShe wasn’t boxed lightShe wasn’t crawling shadowsShe was the maiden on the prowof a ship long strandedon reefs of mustymemoriesShe was beautyShe was graceShe leaned for me pointingto the next hopeof rebirthof whispered echosdown hollowwalls of decision

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    >One Note is All

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    Jerry

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    December 19, 2010

    > Christmas  a tinge of Christ the One who is the very Love of God A messianic verse sung through the din and lost am I without a crystalline note of soul snatching rhythm from prophecies set  in time before ever I was the suffering injustices fell upon swaddling linen…

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    >For Whom the Bells Toll…a sequel for Flash 55

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    December 17, 2010

    > The jingles faded off into the eastern distance. He snuffed the roasting  chestnuts and left his paper on the coffee table. With card in hand and boots buckled he dashed like dancer to the box and put the flag up. He turned to find Donner filing his rack with…

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  • One Shot Wednesday

    >Aurora Borealis

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    Jerry

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    December 15, 2010

    > we stood together almost silently with mutual awe for the celestial apparition pointing with guiding words of wonder as the glowing curtain danced and skipped in the northern sky like a nervous ghost its translucent evening gown tucked and furled in the folds of the wind we stood together…

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  • Poem for Poetry Potluck

    >Hobby or Passion…why differentiate? My dish for the potluck

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    Jerry

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    December 13, 2010

    > you are reading my hobby in Calibri body 11 you are in between the lines of my passion the keys my brushes the screen my easel I know no other form from morph to myth with eloquent with wry bread toasted a tea stained stint or coffee cream like…

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