Category: Literary Endeavors

How Dickens’ Grandmother Saved Helen Keller

American History, Humor and Light Reading, Literary Endeavors, Stories, Stories for Grown-Ups, Vignettes |

The book is eagerly read by a woman in Alabama, by a mother who is dealing with a terrible tragedy: her daughter contracted an unknown illness at a very young age (19 months) which has left her eyes unable to see and her ears unable to hear: dreaded news, her daughter is deaf-blind!

Why Do White People Lie?

American History, Essays, Humor and Light Reading, Literary Endeavors, Native American Writings, Other Writings |

TABLE OF CONTENTS Dedicated to the Great American Scholar W.E.B. DuBois Foreword On the Positive...

The Three Sides of Truth

Poetry |

The good The bad The ugly Honesty & truth Exaggeration! Lies & Falsehoods ...

Outside Means

Poetry |

Outside to me means . . . . Outside the house, fresh air, smell of flowers Inside a can of beans Means to a bean Inside the can Inside the house Inside the outside Outside to a bean inside a can of beans Means...

Conscientious Objector

Poetry |

Conscientious Objector – Poem by Edna St. Vincent Millay I shall die, but that is all that I...

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There is no single theme as the author is somewhat genre-challenged. Instead, readers will find a variety of categories including Blogs, Essays, Eulogies, Poetry, and Short Stories. I’ve been writing as a pastime all my life and now as a vocation, enjoying the challenges and rewards that go with a new purpose in life. The website, therefore, features writings of a creative, academic, and fun-loving spirit.