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The Ballad to Ether Fogg

Her youthful beauty flickered flaming greed as driven suitors waited patiently. Too pretty for her own good, they would say as she succeeded them all graciously.   It was as if on the day she was born, her mother taught … Continue reading

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Sitting Duck

Plumed feathers rustle In gentle appreciation Of each others company; They love freely without hesitation.   Not a wandering thought While by each others side, For hearts held synchronized harmonies; Their love devout without thoughts of why.   Until the … Continue reading

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Ballad- McCaela

Sarah Turner     Sarah Turner She was his“love at first sight” girl, Walked down the aisle With heirloom pearls and close pin curls Like something from a faery isle, The world had not been graced with such a smile … Continue reading

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I Miss My Summer Sweetheart

I Miss My Summer Sweetheart David Enyedy   I think back to the times we spent, us two, Swimming in the blue-green ocean with you… Rolling around in the scorching white sand Confessing our love while holding our hands.   … Continue reading

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The Treasure

To Hebron Dudley Bailey came To teach in ’32, A man of God, or so he’d claim, His peers, though, misconstrued.   He preached the cryptic wealth of Christ Which none could understand Such that no thinking would suffice Though … Continue reading

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The Bricks Bearing His Name(Ballad) — Tianren

The Bricks Bearing His Name   There stood old Sturtevant, Who had been watching here, For over hundreds of years, Overlooking at the bowl, still and sheer.   The leaves were falling, the wind chilling, But old Sturtevant never made … Continue reading

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The Great Bear

Hannah Whitman was an only girl Who lived with Dad and three brothers. She never knew her mother Pearl. Beyond them there were no others.   Hannah grew up like any man And was nobly slain like one too. Hunting in the forest they ran For a great stag they did pursue.   All three brothers tested their luck But not one could land a true hit. Hannah aimed her bow at the buck, With one shot he fell in a fit.   When her father went to inspect, Out the woods did come a great bear And with a charge on him it leapt The sons only watched in despair.   Bow in hand, she took a deep breath Hannah aimed and hit the bear’s side It roared aloud and cursed her death Running at her like a flood tide.   But Hannah shot one more arrow, Which embedded in the bear’s chest But then she fell under her foe. From the bear’s grasp she tried to wrest.   The dying bear made one last try. With a strong swipe it broke her neck Murder achieved, it too did die. Atop its kill fell in a wreck.   Hannah’s father ran to her side But by then it was all too late. Saving her father’s life she died Now Hannah is at Heaven’s gate.

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The Thunder Rolls- Garth Brooks

Three thirty in the morning Not a soul insight The city’s lookin’ like a ghost town On a moonless summer night Raindrops on the windshield There’s a storm moving in He’s headin’ back from somewhere That he never should have … Continue reading

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Piano Man by Billy Joel

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American Honey – Lady Antebellum

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