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One Last Ride from Timbuktu, a Story for the Five of You

As National Poetry Month comes to an end, I’d like to wrap up the tale of Tim and Buck and Belle and Mae and Sue. This can be a Hollywood trilogy like no other, with an amicable ending, to boot. … Continue reading

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The Return to Timbuktu, New Poetry for Part Deux

Of course all good stories must come with a sequel, so let’s see what that would look like.   Me and Tim Went Huntin’ Too (The Return to Timbuktu) Me and Tim, some months gone by, Still dreamin’ ‘bout those … Continue reading

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Tim and Buck Went Hunting in Timbuktu, Found Some Adventure and a Story or Two

Following last week’s introduction, let’s explore a grander tale of our two rednecks meeting some gals in the wilderness.   Me and Tim Went Huntin’ Me and Tim went huntin’ bold, Out where nights get dark and cold. Packed some … Continue reading

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The Odd Tale of Tim n’ Buck

It’s National Poetry Month, an annual event organized by the Academy of American Poets to raise awareness and appreciation for poetry in the United States, and I feel compelled to dig, just a little, into the use of language that … Continue reading

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