Lucas, Stories Michael Henderson Lucas, Stories Michael Henderson

Lucas | Prologue

The city, with its squat buildings and crowded greenery, was quiet. A great fear had gripped the landscape, the living things, the buildings, and the earth itself. The air was still, the constant tropical wind over the island had temporarily abated. It was the peak of summer, and unusual for the warm winds to hold their breath.

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Landman (TV-Series 2024) Season 1 Review

…it will continue to make headlines as a show that panders to conservatives, or MAGA as everyone calls them nowadays. And it will be a successful show because of this, it’s high time conservatives had a show they could flock to that tells them they’re right. They have been waiting for it.

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Poetry Poetry

I’d Hold Your Heart for You

My sincerest apologies,

I forgot how much

it hurts when the air you breathe,

it burns, and the way you see

it’s worse.

My most earnest regrets,

I didn’t know you’re

hiding, I didn’t see you

crying, I didn’t believe you could be

lying.

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Beauty’s Edge

Sweet, sweet separation

between river

and her rock, pen

and her paper, tree

and her leaves, night

and her starlight, such

sweet, sweet distinction.

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Why Start a Blog?

I’m not going to tell you ten reasons to start a blog, or how “easy” it is and how “essential” it is to build an audience online, or anything like that.

I’m actually seriously asking, why start a blog? Why post anything online at all?

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For the First Time

Our reflections in

mirrors, the taste

of water,

our breath, our

fingers counted

in fives.

Right now, and

forever, for

the first time.

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Dynamite and Machines

The brown rain soiled

under a rusted sky,

rainbows in puddles’ oil.

The elements enchained, we’re

swallowed up in steel beasts.

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I Self-Published My First Ebook

My one goal was to be able to create and self-publish my book with only free tools and methods. No outsourcing the work or paying for nifty software.

I already had the original drafts of the content (30 poems) published here on Medium, so I thought I could quickly assemble the work into a .doc file and publish it as an ebook.

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