THANK YOU FOR YOUR CANCER A missing piece catches a curious eye.Crutches clacking on dirty tile floor,A single boot follows […]
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LIGHTS AWAKE Street lights awakeas dusk blushesacross the cloud cover. Silhouettes mergewith nightfall,and shadows teasea monster under the bed kept
Lights Awake and Ear’s Warm by Diane Webster Read More »
Mother’s Soap Bar Never full like the moon or bright as the sun.An oval disc, a flat zero sat on
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Little Words Apply You claim the view of the pondshould be framed by shrubs or treesand simply colored for children.
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Normandy Picking you up aside abandoned asphaltrusted telephone booths with glass wallsold western motels & their chipped wood while mother
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The moony, dreamy naiad is awakened,like pearl in the deepest marine finery.She-muser of eternity seeks for hoard.Choir: Muse’s treasure amaranthine-gentle.The
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“A blurred night painting by Monet,
exhibited in the industrial cold”
– Driving Through The City On A Rainy Night by Karlo Sevilla
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“I’ve been on large ships and fairly small boats,
but on each occasion my life was in someone else’s hands”
– A Question of Trust by Jeffrey Zable
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“I wander into this ambiguous global world
Where miscommunications are commonplace”
Delicious Ambiguity and Preservation by Maria Nobile Read More »
RIVER Content Warning; Suicide Do you ever want to jump off a bridge into a river? Yearning for a brief
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