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Tag Archives: boys
“Into the Night One Day”
My sister, her husband, their young children Left us to walk into the night one day. We still don’t know the why, or even when. Their new car was found with his weekly pay On the seat with his cell … Continue reading
Posted in Flash Fiction, Micro Fiction, Poetry, Short Fiction, Short Story
Tagged boys, missing, mourning dove, new car, Russia, sister, toys, vanished
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“Guilty”
Forty-five of forty-eight Sandusky learns his fate. Penn State coach, child abuser. Justice for each accuser. Jail sentence in his future Very long one to be sure. Victims vindicated now As best their pasts will allow. Peace. (Suggested by “Sandusky … Continue reading
Posted in Flash Fiction, Poetry, Short Fiction
Tagged boys, child abuse, Jeff Gammage, Jeremy Roebuck, Jerry Sandusky, Penn State, Susan Snyder
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“The Prosecution Rests”
Eight sit in the chair And testify against the man. Tension fills the air They tell their tales as best they can. A hero, a coach The man is on trial for rape. Ten, he did approach Young boys. Too … Continue reading
Posted in Flash Fiction, Poetry, Short Fiction
Tagged athletics, boys, child abuse, Flash Fiction, Jeremy Roebuck, Jerry Sandusky, Michael Matza, Penn State, poetry, rape, trial
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