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Poetry Corner: James Garrett “On a Teacher, Retiring in 2000”

June 8, 2018 by James M. Garrett Leave a Comment

Bittersweet the passing, Of times, true and dear, Of moments everlasting, And those so close, so near. The last opening bell, The last mark of the grade. The last time before them, The mark on your heart they made. Time for parting always comes. Time passes, you will too. Left behind the everlasting, A capsule […]

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Benicia Letters Once More: Something Happpened

June 5, 2018 by James M. Garrett Leave a Comment

The following “letter” is part of the continuing series from the unpublished novel by James Garrett, “Benicia Letters Once More”. He does not plan to publish the book but instead is choosing to share the letters with the readers of the Benicia Herald. The letters continue the storyline of Garrett’s first novel “Benicia and Letters […]

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Friday Poetry Corner: James Garrett “Turn Left”

June 1, 2018 by James M. Garrett 1 Comment

Turn left, turn left, turn left the pray, Towards the movement on the path for him walking away. Turn left again, and again, to stay. Once more to be here for another day. Turn left once more for the life known so well. As known to the heart as the peal from a bell. Turn […]

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Benicia Letters Once More: The Dare Taken

May 30, 2018 by James M. Garrett Leave a Comment

The following “letter” is part of the continuing series from the unpublished novel by James Garrett, “Benicia Letters Once More”. He does not plan to publish the book but instead is choosing to share the letters with the readers of the Benicia Herald. The letters continue the storyline of Garrett’s first novel “Benicia and Letters […]

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Poetry Corner: James Garrett “Marines Cry “

May 25, 2018 by James M. Garrett Leave a Comment

They won’t admit it, but it is there. It shows a drop and proves they care. The flag passing by, the call of the Hymn, Or at the memory of times that never grow dim. Sometimes for one not personally known, But for a brother in green for the faith he had shown. One now […]

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Benicia Letters Once More: An Independent Female

May 22, 2018 by James M. Garrett Leave a Comment

The following “letter” is part of the continuing series from the unpublished novel by James Garrett, “Benicia Letters Once More”. He does not plan to publish the book but instead is choosing to share the letters with the readers of the Benicia Herald. The letters continue the storyline of Garrett’s first novel “Benicia and Letters […]

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Poetry Corner: James Garrett “Where Do They Come From? “

May 18, 2018 by James M. Garrett Leave a Comment

Where do they come from, Those patriots so strong, Who fight the good fight, And make right from wrong? Where do we get them, Those who stand the line, Some to lose their lives, Like the crop plucked from the vine? They come from homes, and schools, And churches, too. From farms, and corners, With […]

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Benicia Letters Once More: Just Too Young

May 15, 2018 by James M. Garrett Leave a Comment

The following “letter” is part of the continuing series from the unpublished novel by James Garrett, “Benicia Letters Once More”. He does not plan to publish the book but instead is choosing to share the letters with the readers of the Benicia Herald. The letters continue the storyline of Garrett’s first novel “Benicia and Letters […]

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Poetry Corner: James Garrett “Return to Sea”

May 11, 2018 by James M. Garrett Leave a Comment

I knew a boy who went to sea. The land too far to see. Strong of limb, but mind too dim, No vow of love to bind him. To ride the sea and feel the wind, No thought in mind if he had sinned. I knew that boy, that boy was me. Now home I’ve […]

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Benicia Letters Once More: Shattered Love

May 9, 2018 by James M. Garrett Leave a Comment

The following “letter” is part of the continuing series from the unpublished novel by James Garrett, “Benicia Letters Once More”. He does not plan to publish the book but instead is choosing to share the letters with the readers of the Benicia Herald. The letters continue the storyline of Garrett’s first novel “Benicia and Letters […]

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