

God Bless The United States of America!!!
By Frank Weber Copyright ©2026 GOD BLESS THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA!!! I LOVE the U.S. of A!!! I LOVE AMERICA!!! I am a PROUD CITIZEN of THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA and NO OTHER NATION!!! I am PROUD to celebrate the 250th BIRTHDAY OF THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA!!! I am PROUD to Pledge Allegiance to my Flag!!! If you are somehow ‘triggered’ or somehow ‘offended’ by what I just said… If the simple idea of PATRIOTISM is so revolting to you… I DON’T CARE. GET OVER
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By way of updates...
Things are beginning to move once again! In August, my original poem, "Such a Thick Hide" will be published in the digital and print editions of the Washington Square Review Journal - https://washingtonsquarereview.openlcc.net/ It's a darker kind of piece, but it strikes a definite chord with readers. But hopefully before that my podcast interview with Washington Square Review will be available. It's a 30 minute talk with them about this poem, my writing in general and a lot
May 311 min read


Friends Just Seem to Happen
By Frank Weber Copyright ©2026 I’ve noticed that true friends will always manage to find each other no matter where they’re at in life or where they’re at in the world. That has always been the case…at least in my experience. It’s not something that you can really force and make happen. That just doesn’t work. Those forced friendships never last for very long. They usually end up with folks being at odds with each other…and usually without anyone really knowing ‘why’. A
May 74 min read


St. Francis
By Frank Weber Copyright ©2026 I was raised and schooled as a Catholic. Eight years of Catholic grade school. Four years of Catholic high school. Many years thereafter working to be a ‘better person’. Many years of enduring guilt and self-sacrifice because it was hoped that it would make me a ‘good person’ who could ‘someday reach Heaven’. After all of that, after that unrelenting battery of religious doctrine, I now consider myself a recovering Catholic. But don’t get
Apr 166 min read

