Best of Luck Dee-Mack Grads of ’88 Morton Courier May 25, 1988 Page 23
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Author: James Landrith
Jason and Brien in Garcia’s
Jason and Brien in Garcia’s by James Landrith Another night in despair spent waiting for the words to appear. Encompassed by my own private hell Wishing her to speak, wishing […]
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Concrete Dreams 1987
Concrete Dreams 1987 by James Landrith Playing the part of the fool again. Living a lie that’s no longer pretend. Waitin’ on a stone heart. Living for a love […]
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Deer Creek fills one of two village board vacant spots
Deer Creek fills one of two village board vacant spots The Daily Pantagraph March 4, 1987 Page A2
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A Bit of Scotch
A Bit of Scotchby James Landrith Achilles heel, Oh Lord I feel, the hurt inside will not subside. She struck swift and fast, before I knew, she was past. With […]
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The Back Page
The Back Page by James Landrith Just a hypocrite with a poison pen. Slashing religion and slashing men. My prejudice I will deny. My motive is chaos, my love […]
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Truckers scuttle plans for Deer Creek limits
Truckers scuttle plans for Deer Creek limits The Daily Pantagraph December 3, 1986 Page A2
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The Walk-In
The Walk-Inby James Landrith Can I scream? Scream really loud Scream to the stars For the lack of a sun Scream for infinity for a world undone. Love and reality […]
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Higher Tariffs – Why?
May 13, 1985 Higher Tariffs – Why? Deer Creek-Mackinaw High School Freshmen English by James Landrith Instead of imposing higher tariffs on Japanese goods exported to the United States, we […]
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Election ’85
Election ’85 – Tazewell – Deer Creek The Daily Pantagraph April 3, 1985 Page A5
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