King of Everything
Well, why not?  At age 2, you can be anything...and when you are 15 - you are!  He is the reason all of us have these nicknames, which work perfectly well on the internet.
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King of Everything - Catch of the Day, Scout Jamboree 2005
Top of the Ramp
Summer, 2005
Catch of the Day, first of a full creel.
National Boy Scout Jamboree 2005.
Top of the Ramp -King of Everything, Summer, 2005
Butterfly Landing
My Poetry Collection
And Some School Assignments, 2004-2006
The following were written for fun during the fall of 2006 , high school freshman
Mostly Haiku Collection

Clear black skies
The moon watches serenely
Little stars twinkle brightly.

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The wind's breath
Across the little rice fields
Oh the powers of God.

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Pink blossoms on twig
Petals fall as the wind blows
Beautiful nature.

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Melancholy days
Dreaming of things to come
Sorrows rain down.

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A muzzle flashes
Crimson blood falls to the floor
A murder committed.

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The red rose droops
A painful sight to behold
Love breaks to pieces.
("I can't believe I actually wrote this one.")
A Soldier's Strife (ballad)

A man awoke inside his tent,
then got out of his bed.
He put on his fatigues,
and ate his stale bread.

He put his tan boots on,
he wondered as he lay.
Would he die on the battlefield,
or live another day?

He grabbed his M-16,
and filled it with cold lead.
When he left his tent,
he found his friend was dead.

He saw an insurgent running,
he aligned him in his sight.
He slowly squeezed the trigger,
and gave him quite a fright.



The Pilot  (dramatic)

A dreary morning
A casket draped
Shots ringing out
Black everywhere

An airman lost
His fighter smashed
A family sad
A country proud
Winter Holidays (narrative)

Celebrations are coming,
Happy holidays to all.
We start very early,
Waiting excitedly for fall.
Leaves begin to scatter,
Beautiful colors for fall.
Flakes begin to float down,
Crackling fires call.
Sitting by the fireplace,
Family gathered 'round.
Sounds of fun and laughter,
Thanksgivings heard all around.
Holidays are merry,
Eyes twinkling bright.
all the children talking about,
Christmas Eve night.
They'll jump into their beds,
Squinting closed their eyes.
Waiting for the sounds that say,
Christmas is on its way.
Celebrations are coming,
Happy holidays to all.
We wait for this yearly,
At the end of fall.


My Dog Jessie
(limerick)

Brown with ears like wings of flight,
My dog she is quite a sight.
She stands aloof at the door,
A pile that lays on the floor.
She couldn't make it through the night.


Lyric Poetry (haiku)

A lonely sparrow
hops upon the snow and prints
sets of maple leaves.

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Drinking my hot tea
without sugar makes no
difference to me.