Ray Dillard

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Date PostedPoemTitle# ViewsForm 
03/20/20101687 Rhyme
03/20/20101894 Cinquain
03/20/20102149 Cinquain
03/15/20101988 Verse
03/15/20101746 Prose Poetry
03/15/20101520 Verse
03/14/20101458 Rengay
03/11/20102846 Prose Poetry
03/06/20101384 Acrostic
03/01/20101183 Verse
02/28/2010418 Couplet
02/25/2010806 Haiku
02/25/2010668 Limerick
02/25/2010373 Free verse
02/25/2010665 Free verse
02/24/2010411 Couplet
02/24/2010589 Verse
02/23/20101046 Verse
02/23/20101414 Free verse
02/20/20101606 Free verse
02/20/20102506 Free verse

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   What would you like to know?  I’ll cover some of the basics and if you have questions, feel free to ask. Vicki and I have been married for thirty-eight (38) years in August.  I’m a retired school administrator and she continues to serve as a Theatre Arts teacher. We have two (2) adult children who are also teachers and both are happily married. I’m proud to say that everyone holds a Master’s Degree.  We are blessed to have two (2) beautiful granddaughters and do our very best to teach, love and spoil them all at the same time.

    Vicki and I live in a country home in Wichita County in North-Central Texas. I spend my time Farming and writing. I consider my first published book to be a great personal accomplishment. As I Recall, is a collection of short narrative essays and poetry that shares memories from my life. Check it out some day.



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