Suzi Gravenstuk

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The latest writings from Suzi and some of Suzi's favorite writers.

Gumpity Gump And Croakity Croak
by David Pekrul

Well, my two granddaughters keep asking Papa (me) to write another poem for them, so I took a try at writing another children's poem. I don't know how successful I was, but here it is. Gumpity Gump And Croakity Croak Sir Gumpity Gump was a frog in a stump, And he lived by a pond full of lilies, And he wore (posted by David 2 days 5 hours ago.)

It's not Goodbye, It's just So Long for Now
by Dianne Lehmann

I have a very hard time giving things up. Especially when they mean a lot to me. If it's something that I've had in my life for a long time, then it is very hard to let go of it as well. I've made a lot of great friends here on Wryte Stuff, but I'm afraid that I will have to say aufwiedersehen (German... (posted by Dianne 15 days 16 hours ago.)

Call Me Sir, Please, I’m An Adult—No, Don’t Call Me Sir, I’m Not That Old
by Steve Kovacs

When I was in my early 20’s and starting out, I longed for people to call me sir—to acknowledge that I was an adult, acknowledge that I was mature. Now that I’m getting older, or should I say now that I am old, I cringe when people, mainly young people... (posted by Steve 6 days 3 hours ago.)

Once Twice Thrice upon a Time
by Ella Camp

The time- this life- upon it drawn-clear plain and precise- not once, not twice, but thrice. Can ye not see it skelter ahead- must ye be covered with dirt in your bed? The wheel continually in the same rut- the likeness of pattern in the same cut? No matter the design at the first was not wrought- to the scale... (posted by Ella 5 days 15 hours ago.)

My Frustrations with President Obama, and Why He's Not Getting This Black Vote
by Mogama

Did I cast the right vote when I selected Senator Barack Obama in 2008? More importantly, was mine a righteous vote? I use the words "right" and "righteous" not only in a moral sense but also with reference to justice. I reasoned that the election of Mr. Obama was... (posted by Mogama 2 days 18 hours ago.)

A Fable - A Doppelganger with No Birth Certificate Runs for Mayor in Amerikus
by Christofer French

I am the Mayor of Amerikus. Micah Sampson. It is a job that has fallen to me because I am a curmudgeon and honest. The three other fellas in town who have had this position in the past have put the town through too much unpredictability and instability. Howard... (posted by Christofer 1 day 13 hours ago.)

Social Media; the Good, the Bad and the Ugly
by Jean Horst

Am I a Social Media butterfly? Hmmmm, I've had my moments, for sure. In my household of tech-savvy dudes, I am proud to say I was the early adopter of Facebook - I logged on for the first time all the way back in 2007 then convinced them all to join. I did it because a long-distance friend of mine told... (posted by Jean 7 days 11 hours ago.)

Straight Arrow
by Marijo Phelps

Dad and me close to the time frame of the story below It was back in the day of “free” …… “free” love, drugs, sex, the flower power generation. My best friend used to make the peace sign with her fingers saying “love, peace, syphilis…” It sounded rather crude but... (posted by Marijo 4 days 10 hours ago.)

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