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About the author

Rick began his illustrious writing career in high school by creating anonymous love poems and slipping them into his never-to-be girlfriend’s locker. The fact that there were lockers in his high school should date him with some degree of accuracy. Since then, he has managed to obtain a couple of Masters degrees in English and Reading, taught writing and reading, and studied techniques at Mt. San Antonio College in Walnut, California and creative writing at Citrus College in Glendora, California. He has also published poetry and short stories in a variety of small press publications, most of which have probably bellied-up by now. He lives in San Dimas, California with his wife, daughter, three horses, dogs, cats and tortoises, five chickens, two boas, a cockatiel, two geckos, a couple of goldfish, a hissing cockroach and a mother-in-law. Obviously, he is never at a loss for subject matter or companionship.

 


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Nineteen
by G Erick Stepp-Bolling 

A white egret soared overhead and drew its path in silent flight

Blue divided by light, thought by sight

Not imagination, simply there

Breathless in the restless air.

Then a shadow crossed the pavement

Its swift shape like a midnight dream

Supple, mysterious, seemingly ethereal

Above, nothing but the shock of sun

And the limitless depth of blue.

It was you, of course,

In so many ways

Known and unknown

Grown and ungrown

When I understand by the ripples of your passing

The beauty of each day.