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The Texas Treasure Tragedy, Part I
Christopher Cuddy made his home in west Texas,
in the small town of Stone Brook Falls.
He made his living as a realtor,
selling off lots both big and small.

When he was forty-five his father passed,
he had lived...

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Categories: gil, history, hope, loss, time, wisdom,
Form: Cowboy Poetry



The Texas Treasure Tragedy, Part Ii
He rose from his half-finished whisky,
and set out, clear out of town.
Blackjack would be very keen to know
what the soft, little clerk had found.

Gil rode back out into the desert,
retracing where he previously went.
Finding the...

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Categories: gil, history, hope, loss, time, wisdom,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
Premium Member St. Adrian's, 1971
Saloon
Squeezed between office buildings
On lower Broadway
Desolate and out of the way
Faint neon sign marks the place
For the downtown art scene.
Poetry readings on Sunday afternoons
Only the regulars show up 
Invited or not 
Some mount the stage...

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Categories: gil, nostalgiawine,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Win 'The Trip' Murray
Win ‘The Trip’ Murray

Some wish the life of stewardess; Win Murray was the ‘trip,’
more than a plane or ship at sea, with stops not on a map,
a riptide ocean surf conceals ’til shore’s long past...

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Categories: gil, appreciation, bereavement, friendship love, life, memorial,
Form: Rhyme
Ghosts of the High Rockies, Part Ii
* * *

The trapper looked for the oddly-dressed man,
but could no longer see him, or his tent.
He glanced around, so supremely confused,
now where the devil had that darned fool went?

He searched along the whole of...

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Categories: gil, america, confusion, history, imagery, nature, science fiction,
Form: Narrative



The Texas Treasure Tragedy, Part Iii
Blackjack’s face held its dark glare,
he shook his head in disgust.
“We rode all this way, and your great ‘treasure’
is some moldy old paper and dust?”

He slowly moved his hand towards his gun,
but besides him a...

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Categories: gil, history, hope, loss, time, wisdom,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
To the Beat of Jazz Poetry
From bebop, swing to hip-hops thing
True poets had it best
For there is a rhythm in the soul, 
Which they all just had to express

Some could not control
This powerful thing 
 Was so often put to...

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Categories: gil, art, black african american, education, history, imagination,
Form: Free verse
Walt Whitman Pursuing Beauty
WALT WHITMAN PURSUING BEAUTY
						( In his 200 Aniversary )
His Biosphere, his Biorealm, his Bioprovince
His Bioregion, his Biolocale
Beat plunged humming “Leaves of Grass”
Throught drunken twisted paths
Stumbling pleasures and thinking about
The quality of being different
Transparent, unthinkable
Just talking...

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Categories: gil, anniversary,
Form: Free verse
Living In Brooklyn
Flatbush . . . Bedford Stuyvesant . . . Saint Jerome's . . .
Our Lady of Good Counsel School . . . The Sisters of Mercy . . . The Franciscan Brothers.
Double features at the...

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Categories: gil, change, childhood, culture, growing up, life, remember,
Form: Free verse
The Western Stars
An old black and white movie
  took me back to my childhood
when cowboys rode the range
 Major Adams and Flint McCullough leading the Wagon Train,
and Hopalong's ten-gallon white hat
 rode the brim of John...

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© Dm Babbit  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: gil, analogy, stars, , western,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Cowboys Where Are You
There was a day on TV
Where westerns were all the rage
You could take your pick
From your TV paper page

Together our masked hero the Lone Ranger
With Tonto kept outlaws in a spin
Have Gun Will Travel was...

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Categories: gil, america, native american, stars, tribute, , western,
Form: Rhyme
Regret
Regret


It's too late for me to feel the joy of the Rockies one more time.
A place where the silent beauty stands resolutely for all times.
Oh, how I wish that I would have left the suffocating...

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© Gil Garcia  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: gil, journey, life, mountains, nature, solitude,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member "jingle Bells...Eastwood Tales"
3-3-5-7-7-1

Christmas shop..Till you drop..
Every which way but loose..
For some rawhide, Wishbone fried..
Gil Favor big on flavor..
Some!
 
Jo se Wells…Eastwood Tales..
As I knew he would..
Clint Eastwood, did very good..
Being so well on his…way..
Act!

Cattle drive…Eastwood drove..
From Rawhide...

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Categories: gil, funny
Form: Light Verse
The Ass Kissing For Views Runs Rampant In the Site
DID WILL, BILL AND GIL GET THEIR PILL?

I got this great idea to invent a pill
Make is so men can get pregnant as well
Dudes walking around in camouflage
Take it and if not you get a...

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Categories: gil, angstmen,
Form: Quintain (English)
Did Bill Phil and Gil Get Their Pill
DID WILL, BILL AND GIL GET THEIR PILL?

I have this great idea to invent a pill
Make it so men can get pregnant as well
Dudes walking around carrying some weight
Get a huge belly and know pregnancy...

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Categories: gil, angst, men,
Form: Quatrain
Hey, How About Trading Wompum For Views
DID WILL, BILL AND GIL GET THEIR PILL?B

I got this great idea to invent a pill
Make is so men can get pregnant as well
Dudes walking around in camouflage
Take it and if not you get a...

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Categories: gil, angstmen,
Form: I do not know?
Did Bill Will and Phil Get His Pill
DID WILL, BILL AND GIL GET THEIR PILL?

I have this great idea to invent a pill
Make it so men can get pregnant as well
Dudes walking around in camouflage
Get a huge belly and know pregnancy is...

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Categories: gil, angst, men,
Form: Canzone
Premium Member May I Explain Your Name
May I Explain Your Name?

Gillis
your name rose up from gaped legs
in a cold tiled room
under a G.E. sun
a badge of family honor and pride
even though you would tell
a different tale

Gillis
I know you hated it
the very...

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Categories: gil, birth, child, mother,
Form: Free verse
Gil Scott-Heron's Dead
A rat done bit my sister Nell
Cause Gil Scott-Heron's dead
And now, no one can tell the tale
Cause Gil Scott-Heron's dead
And some crazed white man stole my gun
The day's pitch black cause there is no sun
And...

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Categories: gil, africa, anger, black african american, death, history,
Form: I do not know?
Letter To My Brother of the Blue
My brother Paul was my mentor in the arts, and in so many other ways,
As a child, he made me laugh, as a teen he nurtured my love for the arts, as a man he...

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© Gil Garcia  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: gil, art, best friend, boat, freedom, hero, ocean,
Form: Bio
Foreign Hitherto
Pushing cascades crest bastion, stomach lost
    Largesse spread wafts orange blossom bridal
    Bestows clouds let go to marshmallow moss
    Fearless flight crinoline crash vertical


  ...

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Categories: gil, analogy, animal, baptism, drink, psychological, rainforest, river,
Form: Sonnet
Meditation
Meditation
 
Close your eyes and let your mind travel deep within,
in search of the gift  _that has always been.
A gift that has been yours from the beginning of time.
 
Follow mindfully _your descent to...

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© Gil Garcia  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: gil, beautiful, blessing, happiness, inspirational, life, me, solitude,
Form: Free verse
Tacit Feast
A bear cub dashing eastward found Gil Hillcrest.
Inebriated, joyfully kicking, laughing, merrily nauseated.
Observing practically quiet rapaciously stopped.
Tacitly, unexpectedly, voraciously, whipped, X-Gil.
Yesterday's zealous-zap!

So the story goes.
Tomorrows feast; who knows?
Opportunities like Gil Hillcrest are rare.
Practically a sitting...

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Categories: gil, allegory, animals, fantasy, life
Form: ABC
Christmas At Its Wrongest
Christmas at its wrongest
Around masquerade-watching men mill,
All of them like church -avoiding Jill
And all over again Christmas they kill;
The venue, a valley that hates every hill,
Shadows of death, dangling its bill
And there the family of...

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Categories: gil, anniversary, birthday, celebration, christmas,
Form: Rhyme
One More Time
How I miss you so.
I never wanted to let you go.
The days our long and the nights our to.
All I can remember is our favorite song.
  Wondering how long I'll have to live without...

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© Amber Gil  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: gil, friendship, hope, loss, love,
Form: Cowboy Poetry

Book: Reflection on the Important Things