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Category: Poetry

Kids

November 15, 2017September 18, 2018 Richard DeFino

Before the realization of our mortality came into play, before panicking was a daily routine, life just wasn’t taken as seriously as kids. Everything was peaches. And upon the realization that we would one day die, you could either rebel in the streets or hide under your mother’s skirt, awaiting Read more

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The Beast

November 14, 2017September 15, 2018 Julie Anderson

When the beast comes for me, sulphuric fumes slowly take over the neurons in my mind. A stealth creature, it’s prowess matched only by the force of his delivery, an almighty blow, right to my core. I never recognize his presence, until it is too late. I should know the Read more

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Sunglass Hut

November 14, 2017October 13, 2018 Valerie Vaughn

I wear my sunglasses when I step outside so no one will be able to tell I am high, the red railway map of my eyes guides the way; Vivid scenery, colored lenses help my sensitive eyes not to fry from sun rays throwing shade around ears to hear to Read more

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Things to Tell My Daughter

November 13, 2017September 13, 2018 Lidy Wilks

Be a witch. Oppose everything you see, read and hear strummed up as fact and scavenge for truth. Be a witch. Protect your mind and your body. Resist those who destroy what they fail to understand. Be a witch. Embrace your inner goddess, possess her shamelessly. Be brave and bold. Read more

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Tinge

November 12, 2017October 13, 2018 Tamara Miles

This, then will cure me, no, not that, an edge of knife blade, self-turned to pinch at wrist, not slice, just tip in to test resolve, not once, twice to be certain, I am too much coward for whip-wounds, self-inflicted scourges, this, too, requires courage, wind whipping at bare throat Read more

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Lungful

November 9, 2017October 13, 2018 Christina Strigas

I am supposed to breathe better know all the grammar rules ask me how to spell a word you will not need to look it up here I am, your own private dictionary, Ms. Spelling Bee. I will give you all my love and trust hand it over like your Read more

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The New

November 7, 2017October 13, 2018 Margret Avery

There is no hurry to bring in the fury of what life will end or begin for you. The beginning will always feel so new, while the pain of ending anything needs the rejoicing of what life will bring to the new chapter – the new that let go of Read more

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Time’s Signature

November 4, 2017October 13, 2018 C. Streetlights

The words of those around me, I know, are shallow still for all their false depth of character. The words I keep from me, I know, are deeply held on shallow shelves for easy reach. I crave to only ever hear my voice, whispering in the life I dance. May Read more

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