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DAVID E. BARNES
An Old Man Ruminates			
 
I have never underestimated the power
of circumstance, 
or the perverse power of everything
that can go wrong when you least expect it; 
and always problems that do occur, eventually
seem to come from within, 
And I judge myself to be at fault; not anticipating, 
being complacent and nonchalant; 
and what I have lost over the years
does not make me greater, 
only deeper. 
I fall through a hole
more gets taken away, yet I have come through
to the other side a gaping wound, 
but then I am the wound
only deeper. 
When it seems there is little left
is it possible that more can be taken, 
Thin as I am, my other looks up at me
playing cards with himself.
He offers the deck to me, the game of chance.
It is useless to make guesses. 
Maybe he is a ghost and the dead
are coming to greet me. 
I wonder what waits hidden
from my eyes; it is enough to grind your bones.
I we myself, have argued all our life
have I finally become cynical in our discussions.
Is it from the dawn of old age? 
What will the creatures
of this world do
when I nova. 

DAVID E. BARNES began writing at 18 years of age when he took up folk guitar, performing around mainland Australia and Tasmania, finally settling in Perth
First published in Paris/Atlantic, a literary journal and in Poets Hall of Fame Anthology, BARNES later published in Anthologies from Empowa Inc in Western Australia
He publishes and edits Poetry Downunder and Numbat Pdu both excellent online poetry sites
"Poetry endangers the established order in the soul."
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SHARON WHITE
Summary Essay

Summary essay writing is a skill that includes your ability to absorb detail and express it in your own way. You can use this effectively for major assignments. You need to practice this form of essay writing in order to master it. If you can write a Summary essay well, your other types of essay writing will seem easier.

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A Summary essay generally has two main features. It is shorter than the content in your original source, and it phrases ideas of sources differently. In order to develop these two features in your Summary essay you need to understand your source well enough. There are different techniques you can apply to improve your skills at understanding a source.

To learn how to write a good Summary essay, you should practice by creating a reader's summary. You can create a reader's summary by reading part of a text and then producing a summary without looking at the text. Once you are done doing this, you can re-open the original text and compare it with your summary to see if you have missed out on any important points. Once you can do this successfully, you will be on your way to creating a quality Summary essay. You will also find summary essay writing much easier.

To write a Summary essay well, some writers choose other ways to improve their methods of remembering essential points from an original text. They may jot down main points on a piece of paper, and learn how to link other smaller points to them. You could divide a page into two vertical columns by drawing a line down the middle of it. In the left column, you could place the main points from your original text. In the right column, you could summarize the points. These summarized points help you to include as much detail in a summarized manner for the main points of your Summary essay. It is worth getting used to this process, as it is thought to make summary writing much easier.

A Summary essay is not different to other essays when it comes to its layout. You will still use an introduction, a main body and a conclusion. Your Summary essay can never be complete with out this general outline. However, the conclusion in a summary essay is constructed a bit differently compared to the way it is in other essays. While you may wind up summarizing points in this final portion of your essay, it is unusual for you to put in your own thoughts here. You may only do this if you are instructed to do so.

The article was produced by the writer of masterpapers.com. Sharon White is a senior writer and writers consultant at Essay writing.

The article was produced by the writer of masterpapers.com. Sharon White is a senior writer and writers consultant at Essay writing.

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STEVE BARFIELD
A Navajo Answer for the Southwest Hum

When you ask the Medicine Man
he may be surprised by your question.

We sleep by the silver rustle in the moonlight mesquite.
The Great Spirit gave it to us so that we might rest.
Will you question the noise of the wind?

There are many other hums.
For texture seek out the summer cricket,
a night ally found in a clay jug.

Or for a blowing blanket of a sound
see the cicada in the mulberry season.

My own favorite is the occasional honey bee,
on the wing it is a small gift for the ear.
The sound is the color of a sacred sand painting
dancing in the wind.

But what you are hearing
is the clock of the earth
that is quietly running down.


DUANE LOCKE introduced STEVE BARFIELD to poetryREpairs readers in 2000; Poem, © 2000-2008 STEVE BARFIELD (all rights reserved by the poet)
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