Posted in Blogroll on August 31, 2007 | 1 Comment »
Late August and early September is the best time to swim and sunbathe on New York’s beaches. The gulf stream that brushes against the banks of Long Island is quite warm this time of year. The surf tends to be a little choppy in early Fall, due to off coast tropical depressions and hurricanes. It’s body surfing time.
Fire Island [...]
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I’m going back
To where I grew up
Trees everywhere
Stars at night
New nieces and nephews still wrapped in baby blankets
Handed to me
An uncle again
Crickets at night
Evenings will be cool
Mountain air
A breath of childhood
Sleeping in the same bed, the twin of my youth
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Posted in Three Springs PA, poetry on August 30, 2007 | 1 Comment »
I’m going home
Trees everywhere
Stars at night
Nieces and nephews wrapped in blankets
There will be a chill in the air
Handed to me
An uncle again
Crickets at night
Evenings nice and cool
Mountain air
A breath of childhood
Sleeping on my twin bed again
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Posted in Adult Erotica, Blogroll, Erotica, buddy booth, gay, george michael, human rights, humor, law, legal, non-fiction, occult, possession, sex on August 28, 2007 | 1 Comment »
There was a time when men turned their backs to guys who relieve themselves in public restrooms. Senator Larry Craig is not the only gentleman in society who has an addiction to reaching under stalls and stealing peaks at our pooping neighbors. It’s almost impossible not to look at the guy next to us when [...]
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Are you tired of writing a blog for only clicks? Here’s an opportunity to win $50 cash for posting creative writing. I’m sponsoring another writing competition at the
Craigslist Literary and Writing Forum
Here is one of my favorite stories submitted by Daniel during my most recent literary project:
http://forums.newyork.craigslist.org/?ID=69311478
Consider this project as an opportunity to have [...]
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Posted in Blogroll, gardening, gay on August 25, 2007 | 1 Comment »
A summer thunderstorm blocked the burning rays of an August sun, causing Jeff’s father to shift his tractor into high gear. The sudden shade from the impending cumulus cloud was a welcoming sign from the heavens. For almost five hours straight, we slaved away in unbearable dog day of summer heat. We had been working [...]
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Posted in short stories on August 24, 2007 | No Comments »
Addie was the third wheel in my relationship with Shawn. The tall, slender Black man from Guiana wasn’t particularly attracted to white men, but he did fool around with us almost every Saturday afternoon when Shawn broke out his cameras and lighting equipment to practice his picture taking techniques. The weekend photo-shoots were my idea, [...]
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The oldest gay bar in New York City is not the Stonewall at 53 Christopher Street, nor is the longest surviving queer watering hole Julius’ Bar in the West Village. The Big Apple’s hardest cider is found in Bed-Stuy, Brooklyn. Most sissies are too frightened to travel to the ghetto for a taste of what [...]
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Posted in Blogroll on August 21, 2007 | 1 Comment »
In a former life, I lived in Mesoameria. It was an age when vines did not grow wildly over the Mayan pyramids as they do now. In that civilization, when I was still a god, I learned to not to worship the sky, but rather, I was taught to read the signs that were revealed [...]
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Posted in Blogroll, brooklyn, death, demon, demon casting, demons, gay, mental illness, non profit, non-fiction, psychiatric on August 19, 2007 | No Comments »
A steel door protected the apartment from the dangerous neighborhood of Bed-Sty, Brooklyn. If I had the strength, I would have kicked it in. My hands trembled, but finally, I located the key that fit perfectly. I twisted the lock until a heavy latch slid open. We had been living on Kosciusko Street for only [...]
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