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"Where are the Sailors,
That history use to know, Strong, stout, rugged mates, That knew how the sails blow. Are they ground on the shallows, Or lost below the thirsting waves, Have they cast their courage earned, Or become stranded beneath an ocean's grave." 
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This creation is in tribute to those whose own personal adventures have been cut short. May the memories of those who have sacrificed all be remembered by us who have benefited from their strength.
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Piano Composition - "Morning Rise"
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A Story Tellers Corner
StoriesThe Library of Stories
“We are cups, constantly and quietly being filled. The trick is, knowing how to tip ourselves over and let the beautiful stuff out.” ~ Ray Bradbury |
HistoryEvents that Shape Us
The fascination with our past often reflects our prospects for the future. What we see in ourselves is often shaped by our history. |
Photography
Visual Art
The Wit, Wisdom and Thoughtful exploration of the Visual World around us. Well, at least about some of the Photographs that this Author has taken through the years. |
~ Featured Story ~
The frail merchant ship creaked in protest against the strains it was being tasked to perform as the morning sun began to rise ever so slightly from behind the ships weathered stern. Looking up, the Captain noticed the grayed canvas sails being attended to by many of his faithful, yet fatigued crew. With luck, both men and ship would hold.
“Ship astern, aft starboard,” a voice echoed from aloft. “Three masts, and runnin’ full!”
“Ship astern, aft starboard,” a voice echoed from aloft. “Three masts, and runnin’ full!”
"The difference between the right word and the almost right word, is the difference between lightening and a lightening bug"
~ Mark Twain
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