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About Ken Greenman

Married and Happy. Retired and busy. Living in NC. 71 and counting. December 12, 2025 and it's 77! ... I would love some written comments, critiques, adulation or kind suggestions.... If you have the time and or inclination, please feel free! Not in fear but by faith. We will see. See you later! If you ever want to talk for real, email me and I will send you my cell number.... I am enjoying this!

300!!!! My Autumn go to #580 for search word posts

It is the Autumn now in me. I mourn more than the Falling. I see, this November, my golden light fadeing into frozen night. So comes Winter to my being, coffined in crystal, buried in white. So comes the great … Continue reading →

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299 Lucifer

A kite, dreaming to be a hawk. A man dreaming to be a saint. A saint dreaming to be an angel. An angel, God.

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298 Verb forms of noun forms of verbs etc.

I like to play to enjoy to fill. I wish to – day, to day the hours of light by playing enjoying filling and when I’m done daying, I begin to night, by dreaming by snoaring by restoring so I … Continue reading →

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297 ( July’07) Life cycle

Dream. Wait. Fetal float. Umbilical swim. Lay flat. Sit up. Crawl, totter, wobble, walk. Stumble. Walk faster. Run. Sprint, dash. Dance. Run. Jog, trot. Run slower. Slow dance. Walk fast. Walk slower. Wobble, totter. Sit. Sit more. Lay flat. Doze.Sleep. … Continue reading →

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296 (July’07) Fireworks moon

The moon, with gentle condescension, smiles upon us while we electrocute his night with weeping willow light and blast his quiet with firecracker might. It is July 4th sparklers in New England and he is fully pleased to let us … Continue reading →

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295 At 97 June, 07

It is a blessing he had an obliging grand daughter, did Great Grand Pa Jacob. She let him die the way he asked: resting his head on her breasts. He had buried his wife, Julia. His daughter, Juliette, senile, gone, … Continue reading →

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294 ( 1st poem dated: June ’07) Aaron, To near the fire

That I am flesh means I ought not stand to close to the Fire. Yet I am called nearer to Glory than I can bare. My brother bore the brunt, but even so I am seared. My gentle weaknesses, forsed … Continue reading →

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293 How seamen see the sea

The salt foam, frail, frilly hem of ocean, drapped lacey on the sand belies what waits beneath her dress. Beware the arroused, erotic sea once the summer frock floats to the tide line. Then she is lady no more. With … Continue reading →

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292 Garage Snakes

The sudden suprise snake in the back of the garage jolts my heart, reminds my mind: beware the perpetual, possible presence of snake. He slithers across the floor, out the door, into the grass, hides in the bushes, invisible like … Continue reading →

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291 Maps

Maps are lies, sheets of geographical, ecclesiological, illogical bull shit. The Atlantic does not change its depth, its hue, its violence at some magical, mysterious point somewhere south of Terra del Fuago to become The Pacific, serene, sociable, solicitous. It … Continue reading →

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