Quote – Burning Man Is Dead

Burning Man is dead when charter jets bring people into a supposedly self-reliant cashless experience that claims to be environmentally friendly.
Timothy French

Poem – World of Green – Crimson’s Creative Challenge #195

Objects hover over green depths as water reflects their shape amid a symphony of light.

Poem – Intermission

Intermission ice cream marches as windows fog. The show starts in seven minutes, but a lifetime of memories has just begun.

Haiku – Good Guy With a Gun

An active shooter
Stopped by legal gun owner
Second Amendment

Haiku are short — very short — poems

In this haiku, legal gun owner saves the day

Left And Right

There is no left or right. There is only us and them. Them being people we hired to represent us in government.

Them being people who break their oaths.
Them being people who try to divide us.
Them being people afraid of the words:

“Join hand in hand, brave Americans all,
By uniting we stand, by dividing we fall.”

Lyrics From The Liberty Song – 1768

Fourth of July – From My Hometown To Yours

From my hometown to yours, happy Fourth of July.

We’re having a great time with family and friends on High Rock Lake at our annual 4th of July weekend party, and I hope everyone has the same.

God, I love this country of ours.

Microfiction – Who’s Crazy

“Sir, there are crazy people who will shoot you.”
“How can I protect myself?”
“Give up your guns.”
“Wait, what?”
“Don’t worry; the police will keep you safe.”
“What if they’re not here when a crazy comes for me?”
“Not a problem. We are designating your home as a gun-free zone.”
“Wait, what?”