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A Letter to Ray
Copyright 2026, Jack A. Urquhart Dear Ray, It’s been four years since you left us, dear man. And five or six times since then that you’ve paid me a quick visit. Maybe you remember how it goes? Sometimes you … Continue reading →
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By Jack A. Urquhart ©2025 For my late husband, Raymond Boyington, on the third anniversary of his passing Arriving in the post today clutch of Kodachrome memories,gift from a friend perhaps clearing, as I cannot,the archives of a shared history,i.e., … Continue reading →
Alterations
(For Ray)copyright 2024 by Jack A. Urquhart Since you’ve been gone, I have made of You an alter replete with the relics of your life and times: your compass, your slide rule, your red plastic comb (tacky in its donnish … Continue reading →
Calendar Entry
Copyright 2024 by Jack A. Urquhart (For Raymond L. Boyington on the second anniversary of his absence) I calendar your absences,Dear Man (did you know?). I employ the plural, absences, because there are many: One hundred and four Saturdays, a little … Continue reading →
One Hundred Fifty-six Weeks, and Four Days
© 2023by Jack A. Urquhart For Raymond L. Boyington on what would’ve been his 82nd birthday (09.25) Sometimes I wonder, do you hear me when I talk to you? Can you feel it when I speak your name? Does the … Continue reading →
A few things I’ve missed About You
by Jack A. Urquhart © 2023 (In Memory of Raymond Lee Boyington on the first anniversary of his passing) Just so You know, Dear Man, here are a few things, a small sampling, of what I’ve missed about You. Surprisingly, … Continue reading →
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