white knuckled grip – first time fliers watch the wings de-ice © Ron Sparks
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haiku #4 (2014)
January 20, 2014 
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left on the ice a broken hockey stick — weak winter sun © Ron Sparks
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January 19, 2014 0 Comments
the rocket launch; inside Orion a new star © Ron Sparks http://www.kennedyspacecenter.com/events/2014/january/launch-atlas5-tdrsl.aspx
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glass on the pond — the koi still swim under the ice © Ron Sparks
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yours has frost yet mine has none; — the wolf moon © Ron Sparks
Continue readingSurrender (Poem)
November 27, 2013 0 Comments
Surrender she lies on the bed facing me the curve of her hips giving shape to the blankets her bare shoulder and arm are bent at a gentle angle as she lightly runs her fingers through my hair her tattoos a vibrant splash of color on her alabaster skin half lidded eyes take me in […]
Continue reading Aliens Can’t Sing the Blues – Published!
September 7, 2012 0 Comments
I am published again! Aliens Can’t Sing the Blues, my collection of short stories, haibun, and flash fiction have been published on amazon.com as a Kindle Single. Only 87-pages in length, it is a fun and quick read; one I know you’ll enjoy. Priced to move, at only $0.99, I know you’ll find it an […]
Continue reading Current Controversies: Patriotism
May 27, 2011 2 Comments
The Binary Biker has been published (again)! A blog post I wrote in 2010 on Patriotism was picked up and included in a textbook titled Current Controversies: Patriotism. Published by Greenhaven Press, the text is part of a collection of books that touch on hot and emerging topics in today’s world. From the publisher’s website: Each […]
Continue reading200th Post on BinaryBiker.com!
August 31, 2010 1 Comment
This blog post marks my 200th post on BinaryBiker.com. You, my faithful readers, have been with me as I shamelessly share my thoughts, ideas, and feelings for the world to see. You read about my transition into single life. You celebrated my children’s accomplishments. You were there as I ranted and raged against the universe. […]
Continue readingFeeling "Rejected" as a Writer?
February 3, 2009 4 Comments
Rejections are a part of writing. Every would-be author who is serious about getting published has received more than one rejection. Some of the best writers of a our time have received not one, but hundreds of rejections. Madeline L’Engle’s book, A Wrinkle in Time, was turned down 29 times before she found a publisher. […]
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