Monthly Archives: April 2016

EYES OF A LIFETIME: A BAYOU POEM

Posted on April 25, 2016 by Raji Singh

By Raji Singh Farewell to April and another National Poetry Month. And Farewell to Lucius Abel. That last day with him, his Mama relives every day. * * * All is dark. Just one thing she sees – her son’s … Continue reading →

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A-TAX ON SYNTAX: HAPPY TAX WEEKEND

Posted on April 17, 2016 by Raji Singh

by Raji Singh We’re in the Ides of April, National Poetry Month. Here’s a little celebratory prose and verse, To lighten the burden of the tax day curse. It’s the 1890s. Fiction House’s hired hand, Efraim Ephraim, lounges alone … Continue reading →

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A BAYOU GATOR’S REMINISCE – A LIMERICK

Posted on April 10, 2016 by Raji Singh

By Raji Singh April is National Poetry Month. We at The Fiction House celebrate with a poem from Tales of the Fiction House. * * * I am James Thaddeus Fiction, the Fifth – a true Fiction. Typhoon … Continue reading →