Monthly Archives: January 2018

UpLand Peace Camp #9 Male bonding through sports and other topics   Michael probably worked hardest was least appreciated and I need to speak of Dennis, too, and the others and there were some questions of intergroup democracy…. but they … Continue reading →

Upland peace Camp #8   I cannot locate this Poem or maybe I didn’t write it. aka This page left intentionally blank

Upland Peace Camp #7 (the first letter Poem) Dear Officer 2503, of the Parkside Police; Since you took my photo, while I marched, and sat, and slept, and scratched, at the recent Up Land Peace Camp, at this camp to … Continue reading →

Just sent an entry for the BBC Radio Play Contest 2018 “Carniverous Marsupials” Do not expect the play to win but wanted to get it done. Will eventually send it to one act play contests

Upland Peace Camp #6 (subtitled at, or in, four in the afternoon) At four fif teen a medium breeze is blowing slight ly wired I dig into my word bag seeking to pluck a phrase or two a rage or … Continue reading →

Upland Peace Camp #5 (subtitled Boredom)   Boredom The Eagles lost to Wash hing ton Went down to Bar! Dees! twice and twice again and twice once more for coffee and bathroom read the Sunday Inquirer Paper News Sports Section … Continue reading →

Up Land Peace Camp #4 Parkside Police Car 25-21 parked on the other side of this screaming street can you hear the grin goes blee ding Pennsylvania State Army Reserve can you see the grin goes going down FBI agent … Continue reading →

  Note; Of course none of this is relevant today.   Upland Peace Camp #3 under this tree sit I in the rain Honora walks back and pave ment forth as ex pec tant as a preg nant father or … Continue reading →

At the time this was written, the Poet was newly participating in actions with Delco Pledge of Resistance (see internet citations) , because he truly believed in their message not just because his girlfriend, later to be his wife, believed … Continue reading →

Note; This is the first of a Poetry Series from almost three decades ago.  Sadly, very little has changed.  The Upland Peace Camp was one little effort in that quest. This Poem should be read aloud for best effect. Very … Continue reading →