The poem “Sound Man” pays tribute to the late Steve Crumbacker, a cherished cousin renowned for his multifaceted talents. The author reminisces about shared childhood memories and highlights Steve’s roles as a Nascar photographer, musician, and sound engineer. The profound impact of music on Steve’s life is emphasized, along with his affectionate and mischievous nature. The author expresses deep love and condolences, encapsulating the sentiment that “Music will wash away all your sorrow.”
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Bloody Lane
The writer reflects on the haunting history of Antietam Battlefield, where her ancestor fought. She vividly recalls the battlefield’s landmarks and the stories that fascinated her and her daughter. Visits to historic battlefields like Antietam and Gettysburg evoke a chilling sense of the past. Despite the tragedy, the writer looks forward to family gatherings and exploring more historic sites.
The Stowaway ~ Blogophilia 3.4
Blogophilia 3.4 Topic: “Traveling Man” Bonus Points: (Hard, 2pts): include the ‘web’ (as in world wide web) (Easy, 1pt): mention Brussels Final date to post: March 22nd, 2011 GMT midnight Final date to post ALL GUESSES: March 19th, 2011 GMT midnight THE STOWAWAY ~ A Tommy Film SECRET BONUS POINT GUESSES Stacked, platform heels, running shoes,Continue reading “The Stowaway ~ Blogophilia 3.4”
The Cartographer’s Last Request
The Cartographer’s Last Request Long ago he etched the seas, scaled distant mountains and traversed dense jungles, this drawer of lines, wielding astrolabe and pen with masterful precision. A dust-laden mahogany desk bears witness to his labors: tarnished sextant, musty gilt-edged tomes, barren inkwell… tools of his trade, this dying art. He whispers with gravelContinue reading “The Cartographer’s Last Request”
Colleen Keller Breuning 