Falling

Why are there not cutsie poems about Fall? Something like we have for Spring, “Spring has sprung, The grass is riz, I wonder where the women is.” I think it’s a little difficult to write about a season that is the shoulder between summer and winter. I mean, it’s not called fall for nothing right?

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Skinny Dipping

Our story begins at M.B.A. (Male Bathers Anonymous)

Me: My name is Ed and I’m a bather.

Crowd: Hi, Ed.

Me: I last bathed last night with candles, lemongrass tea and bubbles.

Guy at the back: Awww, Dude!

Where to start? Okay… I

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George Orwell is Alive and Well

The cell phone dinged.

I was in a meeting the other day when a cell phone went off; it was some incomprehensible intonation of Beethoven’s fifth, Jingle Bells or a variant of a mystical, burbling, computer generated cat in heat; it was hard to tell. A following announcement was made to

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Touch Me if You Can

Sometimes a hug is all I need.

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Insect Heaven Makes for Good Friendships

It was an epic battle between truculent man and virulent beastie.

Armed with a shop vac, two big honkin’ cans of industrial strength insect assassinator and one can of expanding foam, I attacked. Clad in work boots, heavy duty chainsaw resistant pants, long sleeve shirt, pro hockey body armour, a funky hat with mosquito mesh

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Winds of Change

 Winds of Change

Achingly

 Cambering to the winds of transformation

A howling Maelstrom

Refusing to permit known comfort

Avaricious

T’ward wrecked, tear sodden soil

Roots grapple

With a last inhalation

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