Napa Jack, A Rabbit's Tale

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This is a story about dreams and aspirations, perceived villians and stereotypes, confrontations, the onus of responsibility, and the power of conviction. The story is written in verse, but it should not be read in the usual patter of a verse like manner.

It should be read with heart, each beat should rhyme with the emotion of the storyline and its meter should measure with the passion and feelings of the characters situation. Reading in this fashion, preconceived boundaries will be eliminated, and the characters and story will have life and meaning, and you will soar on the wings of possibilities.

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This collection of poetry was written a long time ago. A lot of proverbial experiential water has flowed under the bridge of an interesting life since those unanticipatedcogitations were scribbled, fortuitously, to become a compendium which I had the honor to “transcribe”. Most of these works sat idle, hidden away, a few of them I shared. I decided I would like to see them in print form, and for that reason this anthology has been created.

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            I would sincerely like to thank all of you dip-shit bozos who I have had the greatest displeasure of viewing your antics on the open roads. This work might not have ever coalesced, except for the likes of you miss-fits. You all know who you are. You have provided significant material for relatable stories, potent writable chapters and indelibly etched memories. Your lack of courtesy, your singular myopic vision of this national arterial universe and your unabashed ignorance and fucking stupidity displayed for the world to see. May each and every one of you meet your doppelganger, so you can comprehend who you really are. Will someone second this fucking motion!

Napa Jack, A Rabbits Return

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The sequel to Napa Jack A Rabbit’s Tale, a story about a search for, and the location of happiness.

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The title of this book is Perspectives…An Alien’s Observations. Let us begin with perspectives; it is a particular attitude toward or regarding something, a point of view. But, what I see may not be what you see. My perspective may differ from yours.

 I was, and I am always curious, always inquisitive. I really do not remember when the questioning began, but it seems I have always had a natural resolve to know more, to ask why. And I have never accepted the alleged status quo as a given, without first dissecting its principles. So, my views in these essays will reflect, what I saw, what I understood, what determined was true.

 Regarding ‘An Alien’s Observations”,…Am I an alien? No. But I am an alien in the sense that everything was new to me, strange eerie, yes even alien. So, looking at something and inquiring, what, why, when, how, was from someone who resided in the US of A, was relegating all new input with a Universal point of view. So, yes, we may both look at the same thing, but with two different perspectives. Isn’t That amazing!

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A Collection of Travel Sketches

During the course of my travels, I had always absorbed every mental image. Everything I looked at was entered into a cerebral catalogue, a memorized album of places, people, and events along the way. When I returned from a journey, I could explain in detail every nuance and could create avid and exciting vocal pictures to enhance a verbal interaction about any excursion I had the good fortune to embark upon and return with truthfully embellished tales of wonder and awe about this beautiful planet.

But something was still missing. I could always bring to mind every photographic detail but I could not display a conversation I would offer the words, but I could not entirely capture an image. The travel bug was lodged in my inner ear again and whispering its beckoning unheard language once more. So, another trip was planned it would incorporate San Francisco, Las Vegas, Amtrak< New York City, Florida, and Amtrak again. I bought a small sketch pad and pencil and was determined to prove I could sketch, and sketch I did indeed do.                            

The sketch...a capturing of the essence of a scene looking through the lenses of ones cameric eyes. It might take pages of words for a writer to describe what he/she wants you to see, but a penciled portrayal, a visual representation...a drawing, is truly worth the proverbial thousands of words. It allows the viewer to peer into the world of perceived reality and create a mental dialogue about what they are looking at or wander into what they think they see and allow imagination to fly on the wings of a personal fantasy of travel destinations. Each setting is a book in itself, a story of wonderment and questions of why or where and ideations of dioramic completions. It is really this traveler’s odyssey into his neophyte approach to art, from the very first line on paper to an abundant feeling of personal fulfillment.