On The High Seas (Book) - 12/9/2007 4:10:01 PM
There’s still a child in all of us and Ken Medernach’s On the High Seas resurrects and conjures up memories of our own youthful, formative experiences. Ken’s rites of passage are easily translated into the quest for adventure, truth and from my own estimation into the ultimate descent (per J. M. Barrie) into adulthood. His message is get out there and engage nature (Do it!), enjoy the adventure, but please - be prepared.
Ken employs a stream of consciousness style that makes for a fast and entertaining read. Anybody trying to recapture lost youth or document the history of the Georgia and South Atlantic coast community and a way of life long gone will be well served.
We do hope that this will be the first of many offerings that will delve further into the mind and personal experiences of this auld wanderer. When you get a chance to meet with Ken don’t forget to ask him about his Scottish experiences and his most august and well earned title as President of the Atlantic Ocean.
Well Done, Aye
Ned Buxton
Richardson, Texas
OK, what's the speed of dark? (Short Story) - 9/17/2008 8:07:17 PM
Your claim might sound hilarious, but you caught my mind to think twice. Your contest gives me sometime to analyze and to relate it to my theory of duality or pairing.
your article is short but full of meanings.
joey
The Egg (Poetry) - 12/25/2012 10:38:38 AM
It begins it. I have been here before, as I could tell.
For finding: that myself I have reborn
But not seen, is forever to persist
To gather around the seasons of space with the everlastingness of event
With the layered energy as it is made of things.
Into the logical fiber of the tribute: a thought arises
And stays on course, slowly progressing, not done.
By fear: the fear that’s been since forever,
In the same space the inseparable normal good
Being passed through mankind
Came accessible to me: I fade into remoteness
The Egg (Poetry) - 4/21/2008 6:31:27 PM
The laws of nature will always succumb to the weakest, sad as it may be.....
Be always safe,
Karen
The Egg (Poetry) - 4/20/2008 10:38:44 AM
Ken, the weak are vulnerable and the stronger will capture a life in a heartbeat...we must keep a watchful eye because if we are weak we can become a victim! A great write.
The Egg (Poetry) - 4/20/2008 6:24:07 AM
Interesting reflection on the egg and life. Subtle yet written with a sense of wisdom. Well Done, Deborah
Bruno (Poetry) - 10/22/2007 7:41:05 PM
Awwwww, so touchingly sweet this is...
Be safe,
Karen
The Whole Nine Yards (Poetry) - 9/20/2007 1:37:59 PM
Nine yards of Scottish pride wrapped around this poem.
The Whole Nine Yards (Poetry) - 8/12/2007 7:31:28 PM
lol......nine yards indeed~ would that we all could verily apreciate that insight ;}
love tha scottish brogue ye lavish'd
aye~
ness
