Joseph Duncan

Joined June 2021

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The Nickle
There's a nickle on the floor. Oh, how I wish it was so much more! With all of these bills to pay, I'm broke!, is all I can say.
By Joseph Duncan3 months ago in Poets
Visitors
The aliens came from outer space, to study and examine the human race. It didn't take long for them to understand, evil and death possessed the land.
By Joseph Duncan3 months ago in Poets
Ocean Trash
Oceans deep and blue Thoughtlessly they pollute you So sad but it's true
By Joseph Duncan6 months ago in Poets
Inner Truth
I was a young twenty-something year old, working eight to ten hours a day, six days a week, at a job I grew to detest. There was no time to do anything, not even get a haircut. It was just work; go home and clean up; cook a quick meal; sleep; and do it all over again the next day. Day after day.
By Joseph Duncan7 months ago in Psyche
Mountain
Babbling brooks below Peaks soar high into the sky Touched only by the crow
By Joseph Duncan7 months ago in Poets
Ladybug the Pitbull
I first met Ladybug back in the late 1980s. I don't have any photos of her, although I wish I did. Back then we didn't have smartphones, computers, or any of that stuff. Taking photos or making videos wasn't even a thought.
By Joseph Duncan9 months ago in Petlife
Ladybug the Pitbull
I first met Ladybug back in the late 1980s. I don't have any photos of her, although I wish I did. Back then we didn't have smartphones, computers, or any of that stuff. Taking photos or making videos wasn't even a thought.
By Joseph Duncanabout a year ago in Petlife
The Wings of Death
Long ago in the land of the Keldoni, in ancient times when men still feared their Gods and mystical creatures ruled the nights...
By Joseph Duncanabout a year ago in Fiction
That last little bit
Challenge: Make a New Year’s resolution that’s gentle on yourself and will help keep your mind and/or body relaxed, happy, and refreshed.
By Joseph Duncanabout a year ago in Longevity
True Love Delayed
It was just another routine shopping trip to the local GossipMart. Joseph made the trek two or three times per month, buying whatever was needed by a single man running a household while caring for an aging parent.
By Joseph Duncanabout a year ago in Fiction
Chaosian Contact
“You need to button that stuff up, Kev. We’ll be leaving in about ten minutes.” Sara’s voice called from the doorway. “Alright.” Kevin replied as he looked up from his computer screen, just catching a glimpse of the fiery little redhead as she continued on her way to the prep-chamber.
By Joseph Duncanabout a year ago in Futurism
Break on Through
They say you can't fight city hall and win. Well, I foolishly fought the County's legal system and walked away calling it a draw. I think they were just happy to get rid of me and make it all go away. One less problem-child to deal with.
By Joseph Duncanabout a year ago in Confessions