Photo by Inti Tupac Liberman Ares from Pexels Harper Lee tells: “It’s a sin to kill a mockingbird.” But I tell you, it’s just as great a sin to kill a blackbird, skybird, raven or a crow. Be you perfect to all creatures loved by God. TIME and PLACE A few years into the present. […]
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Photo by Ron Lach from Pexels O Moon, Earth wanderer in ancient silver white,you’ve sown a poet’s truth.My Feminine in childhood, pregnant, graying years,my barefoot in the night,you filled my eyes with mystery in Maiden youth,owned love, then kissed my tears. TIME AND PLACE Present. The house where SIR and JACK live. CHARACTERS JACK DAWKINS,
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Photo by Amirali Beige O Western Wind when wilt thou blowDown that the small rain down can rain?Christ! That my love were in my armsand I in my bed again. – Anon. Early 16th century TIME AND PLACE 1948 (and half a lifetime later). A small Midwestern town (and a little beyond). CHARACTERS WRITER,
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Photo from Wikimedia AT THE RISE Center stage: A young flower girl, wearing near-rags and an apron, selling tulips out of a brown wicker basket which she holds on her arm.From early day to nighttime, a change in scenery upstage takes her from: Buenos Aires to Rio de Janeiro to Moscow to Saint Petersburg to
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