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April 19, 2016

The Lonely Bird: A poem by Mark Alberto Yoder Nuñez

The Spider Lady Cover


The night is perilous, dark and cold
The lonely bird sits perched on his roost up above in the
highest branches of the Tree
Keeping still, trying to stay warm
Eyes sometimes closed, sometimes opened very narrowly
Alert, wary of the slithering or gentle padding
The rustling that is not the gentle, night breeze
The anxious breath held in check of creeping, predatory night
creatures
The feline stealth, the restless serpent tongue
The night so dark and ominous as it were Eternal and never
again...

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Published on April 19, 2016 12:39

April 18, 2016

Untitled Poem

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I walk along the street in the shade of the trees
Bits of light and shadow dance on walls and sidewalk
I should cross over to the sunny side of the street
But I feel like tarrying longer in the cool of the shadows
On the other side of the street is Life
When I cross over
Soon I will be warm and sweaty but feeling so alive
So I tarry awhile longer among the shadows
Where everything seems so lucid

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Published on April 18, 2016 15:29

April 16, 2016

New Poem: Between LA and SF

Sun Caressed


So why are you so heaven blessed?
Every day is sun caressed
Every day you find fulfillment
But you ask yourself, “What alternative?”
To live a life that’s meaningless?
Days filled with emptiness
Is that the way you would leave your book
On your last day when life is through?

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The Spider Lady and Other Short Stories and Poetry Kindle Edition by Mark Alberto Yoder Nunez (Author) Also, available on My Book Baby Page I will keep adding more excerpts from my new eBook!
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Published on April 16, 2016 13:59

April 15, 2016

My Collection of Short Stories and Poetry eBook

Contemplation

Untitled

I tossed a stone into the Sea
To see what it would do for me
And the ripples went out
And became ocean waves
To return to the Sea inside of me

From: My first published, collection of short stories, poetry, aphorisms and humor is now available in eBook formats of ePub For Apple iPad/iBooks, Nook, Sony Reader, and Kobo. mobi For Kindle devices and Kindle apps. PDF Good for reading on a computer or for home printing. This is on Book Shop of the Book Baby website. You can purchase as a...

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Published on April 15, 2016 15:03

November 1, 2015

NPR, Political Propaganda and Syria

November 1st, 2015

I turned on my car radio early this morning in a small town I happen to be in only to find an NPR affiliate, public broadcasting station delivering the morning news. It started with a fluff piece about an actress who is making a name for herself for being a rather eccentric, bad girl. Then it turned to the more serious news. The other stories seemed to have some credibility until a news piece started about what is going on with the war in Syria. News about Syria was one of...

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Published on November 01, 2015 11:03

May 26, 2015

Oil Spill in Santa Barbara 5-20-2015

at-the-beach

Photo by Edward McCabe

On Wednesday an oil pipeline ruptured and spilled oil that eventually made its way to the ocean and along the Santa Barbara area coastline. Estimates so far are that approximately 105,000 gallons of oil were spilled. The oil spilled for a few hours before it was shut off. The pipeline that ruptured moved oil from an onshore oil facility to processing plants in other areas. The oil spilled into a culvert, then went under a highway and into a storm drain that spilled in...

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Published on May 26, 2015 16:19