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Phillip Coffey: Early Life Muse By Phillip Wood Coffey Picking out the gravel from my dilapidated Brogan shoes From the spinning of my tall tales with my narrow-minded Views, Checking out the tree covered, hilly landscape of the clay-silt soil mix, south of Kelter Ridge from my home rear window. Deciduous trees bending their tops to the sun, around we swirl. Thoughts soften my temperament of my Grandfather Cassius Curl. Crippled was my "Pa" from a logging accident - wiser I became as I sat listening to his heartfelt stories with nobody else about From his poverty-stricken maze of raising eleven children with my Ma. Slowly driving to his offspring homes nearby with the love of his life, Ina River. Just a little tribute with much love to my early life muse until I was eighteen. This story was posted on 2025-10-07 08:33:22
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