Letter to Ruth by Milt Montague
Dearest Sister, It is nine years since Your voice was stilled You left us all to soon You cannot hear my plaint Yet, I must bare my heart Shout into the uncaring…
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Writing by Milt Montague published in Dual Coast Magazine. 5 pieces from the archive, free to read.
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Dearest Sister, It is nine years since Your voice was stilled You left us all to soon You cannot hear my plaint Yet, I must bare my heart Shout into the uncaring…
suddenly awake sleep gone sky grey day just begun focus my thoughts pictures rise from long, long ago..... from the battlefield...... world war 2..... the Black Forest..... Aachen in 1944...... it is…
my best work is at first light faint rays of day below the horizon palliate the black night a glimmer in the mother lode chip away corners to reveal the idea imprisoned…
lest we forget those still alive survivors of World War 2 heroes of that horrification remnant of those who gave their youth strength and souls to preserve our way of life my…
Magnolias are budding Though frost is here Spring’s pledge is nigh As December is due Darkness is everywhere Storms scourge our hides Abrading our resolve Testing our mettle Magnolias are budding Sunny…