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Wishing, Wanting and Wondering
Wishing that all that iscould always beThat what is nowis what has always been To be part of a lifealways dreamed aboutSomehow never… More.
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The Morning Before
The morning before you leaveso many words stuck in my throat,Lodged in my heart, shattering inside, blocked by rebellious emotions. How endless the… More.
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Poem Published by Spillwords Press
I am honored and humbled to have my poem “Think Not” accepted by Spillwords Press. Thank you very much to Dagmara K., Director… More.
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Best Mail
Ten years old and just discovering the magic of the written word. The beauty of word-weaving. The mystery of poetry and excitement of… More.
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The First Time
The first time I saw his facehis eyes twinkled with merriment His jaw was strong but not obstinate his voice kind and gentle… More.
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Ode To My Garden
It knows not the heavy toilit takes from within myhumanly fragile bodyto give it rich, nutrient soil. Soil procured by arthritic handsdark, luscious… More.
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Shifting Gears
In response to dVerse Poets pub Quadrille #172 – SHIFT Posted by Mish To shift gears increasing speed accelerating Past bright red lights… More.
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Nature’s Song
In response to Living Poetry’s – Monday Poetry Prompt: Although, Spring, WoodpeckerPosted by Bartholomew Barker Every Spring you grace my homeyour pecking soliloquy… More.
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Salvage Love
In response to March 20, 2023. Fandango’s One-Word Challenge – SALVAGE Useful rubbish discarded and ruined Broken unbreakable’stattered and torn Calamity and destructioncaused… More.
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The Enterprise
In response to Sammi Cox’s Weekend Writing Prompt #303 ENTERPRISE in exactly 73 words Unbelievable, I was on The Ship. I caught my… More.