On Feburary 25th I started writing articles, here are the top 10 most viewed.

Life continues for the Blackgrove family, as we learn more about the other children and their Mama, Maria.

Nineteenth Century.

I revisit my article on ghosts and poltergeists and I tell of the disturbing new developments of our poltergeist!

This poem describes Henry David Thoreau skating on a frozen Walden Pond where he keenly observes Nature.

Its a poem about how people are self-destructive and how we want to tell what weve been through.Enjoy.

That was some poem I submitted for English class several years ago. I happened to find the paper in preserved condition in a binder. It is a little horror story-poem about American Wild West in the 19th century.

The tenant farmers of Ireland in the early 19th century were “sore oppressed”. The worked land that was owned by English absentee landlords, and most of their meagre income went in rent. At the time, one third of people in Ireland didn’t live in houses, but in lean-to shelters, even holes in the hillside covered with thatch. These lyrics are from a song suite I’m working on, called “The Life of Tom Sweeney”.