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Author Archives: Marshall Ramsey
The last embrace
Normandy, France. American Cemetery. Jim Randolph’s great granddaughter Jennifer pushed his wheel chair through the garden of stones. The beach below was a dance through Hell. This was the final resting places of heroes — and the unlucky. Medals on … Continue reading
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SHORT STORY: The Concierge
John Ray Jackson’s passionate plea to God was going unanswered. “Please, Lord, let me live.” There was no response to the desperate call. Sitting in the all white room, Jackson’s soul was crushed by the silence. Fear began to smother … Continue reading
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Tick Tick Tick Tick Tick
I woke up this morning and said a prayer. Oh, it was disjointed and like one I would have spit out when I was five. You know, like you’re asking a genie for a something after rubbing a lamp. “Give … Continue reading
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Luck of the Mole
I saw what looked like a feel-good, motivational sports movie on Netflix. I’m not going to say the name of it because I’m about to spoil the living snot out of it: The dad dies. Of melanoma. I had a … Continue reading
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The Old Pilot
The old pilot had logged several losses into his life’s log book. He lost his best friend and wingman in Vietnam. He lost his temper when he came back home and was spit on by protestors in the San Francisco … Continue reading
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