What It Is to Be Forty in Verse and Irony
A playful poem traces the aging arc from forty to youth lost and found. It jabs at gray beards, slippers by the fire, waning dreams, and a changing self. The speaker notes the social shifts and paradoxes of middle age with satirical humor.
The Ockdyne Will Deception and Secret Will Read
Mrs. Ockdyne confronts a tangle of betrayal and forged fate as her husband John Ockdyne dies after a sickness. Brother William seizes papers and hints at a will dispute while a stranger, Mr. Parchment, reveals a revised will that favors Mrs. Ockdyne. The case spirals into accusation of destroying documents and legal maneuvering.
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John Ockdyne
Mrs. Ockdyne
Mary Bannerman
Allan Graham
William Ockdyne
Mr. Bogle
William
Ference
Maam
Bogle
Ockdyne
Tj.a
Boul Ockdyne
Mr. Iment
London
Death of Noted Female Bandit Senora Amiastic de Pascadero
The obituary chronicles the life of Senora Amiastic de Pascadero a famed bandit from Zacatecas Sinaloa and Sonora regions. She dressed as a man to rob a stage passenger coach and killed many during a career that terrorized the region before her death.
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Senora Amiastic ! de Pascadero
Zacatecas
San 4Nio
Apuesites
Sinaloa
Sonora
Feder
Lover
San Antio
Monument to America Erected by Officer for Navy Dead
A Chinese marble tablet in Shantung Road cemetery lists names of United States Navy men who served long ago. Decayed headboards will vanish. an officer erected the memorial to perpetuate their memory.
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United States
Marion
Shantung Road
United Navy