Thanks Damian. I’ve always liked writing pieces that have plot twists or bigger reveals at the end. I often think of those who are passing and what their last thoughts may be.

Thank you Fia. I was trying to have this piece read more as a Civil War piece but felt that it’s obscurity in time could be left open to interpretation and connection to the reader.

Thanks Damian. Reflection often offers more now as an older man than I was younger and naive.

A couple of years ago, I did the NaPoWriMo challenge at DU with 30 stories. I was able to correct my “other” selves as well as learn about my other parallel universes. I escaped zombies, I fought nazis, heck, I even got lost in space, The imagination of an infinite number of multiverse knows no bounds, so who knows how many shenanigans I’ll get into this time. We’ll see

I was just mentioning to Fia that I did a 30 part series at DU a couple of years ago and it was a fun adventure (though I was under the time constraint of the challenge, 30 poems in 30 days). I may take on it again this year but I’ll see what I can come up with this time.

Thank you Damian. I think as we grow older and see things in a different way, we come to understand our selves more. Glad this resonated with you.

Thank you so much Styxian. It’s my never-ending journey of telling stories in rhyme to engage the reader.

Thank you so much Damian. I’ve been working more on rhyme and meter as of late. Always appreciate your reads and comments.