This is an anthology featuring Jack. Although he once posted his full name and address, in case any of us poetic types wanted to confront him personally, we won't do that here. Fact is, most of us would like to shake his hand for being the caring, concerned individual that he is. His good humor is his calling card and his ability to dig up treasured works by his fellow poets here at e-mule inspired these anthologies.

The poetry of Jack.

SCRAPS 8/9/02
[www.emule.com]

KING OF THE WIND 8/30/02
[www.emule.com]

WEEDS 10/12/02
[www.emule.com]

HEY JACK 10/14/ 02 (NOT A POEM)
[www.emule.com]

ELEVEN 12/26/02
[www.emule.com]

TOP HAND 12/26/02
[www.emule.com]

MEANWHILE, BACK ON THE RANCH 12/30/02
[www.emule.com]

CLOUD CREEK 1/8/03
[www.emule.com]

OBLIVIOUS 1/10/03
[www.emule.com]

UNDONE 1/12/03
[www.emule.com]

WIDOWMAKER 1/27/03
[www.emule.com]

DOOFUS 2/16/03
[www.emule.com]

THE HANGMAN'S HAT 2/21/03
[www.emule.com]

SLIM PICKENS 2/23/03
[www.emule.com]

CHANGE 2/26/03
[www.emule.com]

FRIENDLY FIRE 3/9/03
[www.emule.com]

INJUN JOE 3/14/03
[www.emule.com]

POCKETS 6/25/03
[www.emule.com]

HITCH OF MULES 7/6/03
[www.emule.com]

FOR JACK AND THE B&0 BOYS 7/20/03 (BY BEAKERLESS)
[www.emule.com]

FLUFF-E-MULE 7/24/03 (PHOTO)
[www.emule.com]

HEY JACK (Terry Johnson)
[www.emule.com]

HEY JACK 9/6/03 (SOUNDWAVE)
[www.emule.com]

GOD'S POCKET 9/13/03
[www.emule.com]

GODZILLA 5/26/03 (NOT A POEM)
[www.emule.com]

Here is a link to all of Jack's poetry, in case there are any bad links above:
[www.emule.com]

Les



Post Edited (06-20-04 00:29)



Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 01/28/2006 05:38PM by lg.

Jack, I went back and read and re-read some of these. I like those that do not deal with the B & O as much as I do the B&O; trio. After the dust settles here, I'll bump up Change for the newbies. I still like that one. Hits close to home.

Les

Les-

Thanks for the collection. It's SO much easier this way. I thought the list was too short (because I entered lots of things as responses on threads), and too long (because lots of it isn't mine!)


Thanks again.

Jack

I know the beakerless piece was kind of far-fetched, but the conversation that ensued was definitely relevant. Same with the discussion of the Normandy invasion. Good stuff, I didn't know where else to put it. It's sort of like moving, you never know just what to keep and what to throw away.

You realize that more stuff has your name as a tag line than anyone else on this board, including LON and Brucefur. Also surprisingly enough, more poets came up with posts within your search than anyone else's. You're a magnet, Jack.

Les

Post Edited (01-24-05 19:37)