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Lion’s Honey

Jon Murphy

Original folk tales, poetry, essays and storytelling by Jon Murphy

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Hear My Wilder Prayers, Oh my God

I know this poem. Before it was a poem it was buried in my heart digging its way to the surface of my soul.

These words preeminently existed in the Shawnee Forest. A group of us aimlessly hiked there before settling our tents wherever we...

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Curators > Gatekeepers

There’s this thing that happens. I don’t know why but it does. People will create these new rules out of thin air in order to play a social game. Part of the game is if you can make the rules then your odds of winning go way up. You play di...

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A Toast To Specificity

I am the age I am
in the Age I am

A letter of a word to a sentence in a paragraph on the page, I am

There is only the now and this life we lead,

So may we walk to the rhythm
of our own drum beat!


We are storied...

14 days ago
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Feeling What’s Untouched

Paul Mooney once stood in the back of a comedy club watching a comic on stage. Mooney leaned in toward John Witherspoon who was standing next to him and quietly said, “Pancakes.” He shook his head and said it again, “Pancakes.”

Witherspoo...

20 days ago
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Lion’s Honey Becoming Local

This is my blueprint for ways to transition my Substack publication into a rooted local community enterprise. If you share similar desires but have no clue where to start, hopefully this can help get the wheels turning.

I live in Southern...

25 days ago
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    S. Illinois blue-collar guy with a pen & pad in the back pocket. Poetry, storytelling and cassette mixtape artist.

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