Jim Slaughter

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07/07/2022548 Light Verse
07/06/20221107 Rhyme
07/05/2022536 Free verse
07/05/20221113 Rhyme
07/05/2022494 Rhyme
07/03/2022455 Rhyme
07/02/2022462 Rhyme
07/01/2022710 Cowboy Poetry
07/01/2022625 Light Verse
07/01/2022908 Light Verse
06/30/2022567 Rhyme
06/30/2022455 Light Verse
06/29/2022455 Rhyme
06/27/2022528 Light Verse
06/27/2022520 Political Verse
06/26/2022585 Limerick
06/26/2022225 Free verse
06/25/2022425 Free verse
06/24/2022381 Haiku
06/21/2022434 Free verse
06/19/2022276 Free verse
06/18/2022498 Light Verse
06/18/2022493 Light Verse
06/17/2022532 Light Verse
06/17/2022397 Rhyme
06/16/2022306 Free verse

Biography

I am a retired teacher and actor, originally from Texas. I immigrated to Missouri in 2003 and have been living in Springfield ever since. I enjoy writing very much and tend to focus most of my efforts on poetry. I like to think that my work displays a spectrum of styles and themes that are generously laced with my unique sense of humor, seriousness, nostalgia, reflection, exaggeration, fabrication, inspiration, and imagination.

I have two published volumes of poems that are available on Amazon: Confessions of a Closet Poet, and Pardon My Poetry, Volume One.

Though not intended to change the world in any significant way, I do hope that, in some small way, my verses might help to make it a kinder, friendlier, happier place.

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