Stark Hunter

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Date PostedPoemTitle# ViewsForm 
03/23/20132351 Elegy
03/23/20132012 Ode
03/17/20131873 Dramatic Monologue
03/17/20131606 Dramatic Monologue
03/17/20131703 Dramatic Monologue
03/17/20131739 Epitaph
03/17/20131472 Epitaph
03/17/20131935 Verse
03/17/20131874 Dramatic Monologue
03/16/20131884 Epitaph
03/16/20131696 Blank verse
03/16/20131646 Epitaph
03/16/20131587 Blank verse
03/16/20132105 Epitaph
03/16/20131922 Dramatic Monologue
03/16/20131886 Blank verse
03/16/20131201 Blank verse
03/16/20131825 Epitaph
03/16/20131407 Blank verse
03/16/20131533 Blank verse
02/18/20132750 Epitaph
02/18/20131873 Epitaph
02/18/20131806 Dramatic Monologue
02/18/20131682 Dramatic Monologue
02/18/20131854 Blank verse
02/18/20132774 Blank verse
02/16/20131562 Narrative
02/16/20132344 Epitaph

Quotes

Quote Left 500 thousand dead of COVID-19 in the US since last year? Even my dog is not buying that stat. Quote Right
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Quote Left If Jesus Christ himself were the President, the Dems would have impeached him too. Quote Right
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Quote Left The homeless problem is so bad in this country, even the scurrying rats are sympathetic. Quote Right
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Quote Left Fear is to be commended. Cowardice is a virtue. Meanwhile our children, like old cars in the junkyard, are going nowhere. Quote Right
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Quote Left Being successfully retired means you have lots of free time to be busy. Quote Right
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Quote Left “Fraud” has become the new belly button of America. Quote Right
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Quote Left You can spot an elephant in the distance by its long trunk. Same for a racist. You can spot one by its long tongue. Quote Right
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Quote Left I really don’t care who’s gay, or if they prefer white milk over chocolate milk. Quote Right
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Quote Left A wise man once told me years ago the best thing for your prostrate is regular screwing. And I don’t mean with a screwdriver. Quote Right
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Quote Left White Privilege only exists inside the mind of a racist. Quote Right
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Quote Left It seems mental illness is so prevalent these days. It is difficult to tell who is mentally off, from one person to the next. Only the family dog knows for sure. Quote Right
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Quote Left “Censorship is the currency of tyrants.” Quote Right
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Quote Left Life demands nothing from us; except to die. Quote Right
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Quote Left Oh Death You wait for me over there, Like a forlorn lover, Behind shaded curtains in the night. Quote Right
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Quote Left I stretch to touch the ceiling, and yet, I fear the touch. Quote Right
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Quote Left What good is a windmill, without the wind? Quote Right
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Quote Left Never say no when the pleasure hurts. Quote Right
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Quote Left If you take care of your shoes, your shoes will take care of you. Quote Right
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Quote Left Whatever you do in life do it twice. Except for getting married and dying. Quote Right
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Biography

Atom, proton and electron... the incessant turning of the galaxy... the constant turning of the Earth around the sun... this big glob of dirt and water and wind and fire... polarity and duality... thesis, antithesis and synthesis... murder and sexual intercourse... truth and mendacity... female and male... penis and vagina... I write because I breathe... Why this collection? Because life is absurd, and because all living breathing beings must punch their way out of this suffocating repressive bag called "existence." Art is the great liberator of the soul. Art purifies and quenches. It promotes sweat. It increases the heart beat; it neutralizes the solar plexus. It is the electrical connection between the creature and the creator...

Stark Hunter is my pen name. I was born in Whittier, California in 1952. I have written stories and poems since my teenage years in the 1960's. I have published 10 works: In-A-Gadda-Da-Vida (novel), Carnivorous Avenues (poetry), Flies (novella), Private Diaries (novel), Cocktails for the Soul (poetry) Voices from Clark Cemetery (poetry), Voices from Mt. Olive Cemetery (poetry), Digested by the Dust (poetry), Scenes from the Cerebellum (poetry), and Monster Trees (poetry). All of the above works are available at Amazon.com and Barnes & Noble.com. I am a retired English teacher and a published photographer. I am married with two daughters. 

 

My Top 10 Poems That Define Me (Finalist)

1) There Is Nothing To Say About It (Actually I had much to say about ISIS and their violence)

2) As They Danced Incognito (This represents the type of poetic reverie I enjoy writing)

3) In A Suburban Paradise ( Storytelling in loose poetic form from my teenage past)

4) Still Life For Words In G Major (Poetry for poetry’s sake. A word painting set to mind sounds)

5) A Singular Presence (Memory poem about an old friend now deceased)

6) Even The Lazy Lizard (This piece epitomizes my sometimes dream-like approach to poetry writing)

7) Newton W. Moon 1853-1904 (I composed 150 experimental epitaphs, all expanded and developed. This is one of my best)

8) The Endless Green Meadows (A “dream poem” from another place and time)

9) Interludes Of A Night Rat ( This piece was chosen for inclusion in an anthology of poetry in 2013)

10) Your Eyes Are Like Magic Marbles (This is a dream reverie of an old memory from a past love)

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