Originally posted on Jean Reinhardt:
You’ll find me everywhere you go From mountains high to valleys low And in your haste from A to B My resting place you fail to see. But there are times you take a break Relaxing in the change of pace When you stop to take a photograph Of ancient walls and epitaphs. Those are the moments, at ease and… Continue reading The Bench
Originally posted on Musings of Fools:
Coins in my pocket Reason to remember me Coins in my pocket Aim to reassemble me Coins in my pocket To build the badness Coins in my pocket To create a sadness Coins in my pocket To fake some affection Coins in my pocket To break people’s action Coins in my pocket To offer lure Coins in my pocket… Continue reading Coins in my pocket
Originally posted on Once a Day Poetry:
yes no maybe sometimes always never Never? Yes. Always? No. Sometimes? Maybe— maybe never sometimes. Yes— no always: always maybe. No— never yes. Sometimes, sometimes (always) yes. Maybe never . . . No, no— sometimes. Never. Always? Maybe. Yes— yes no maybe sometimes always never. Continue reading Six Words, by Lloyd Schwartz
Originally posted on Nida’ blog:
I’ve always been asked whether and why I like to wear my hair loose in my face Or neatly pulled back with a tie And I’ve smiled and said “both” But I know why I like my hair left loose For it shields my face and keeps me hidden From the world that stares and creeps While with my hair… Continue reading This hair
Originally posted on Aubade Rising:
Trains Robert Okaji 1 In the marrowbone of night, your song parts the fog. I never knew the secrets entrusted there. I never knew that cinders and steel could lie so passionately and still believe that the watchman’s hours would evaporate and leave us scratching for more. I have stolen time. The windows remain closed and… Continue reading Trains
Originally posted on A Certain Point of View:
Don’t listen to your parents They don’t have a clue! They didn’t listen to theirs And neither now should you Don’t waste youth in common sense Doing things just right. Try and fail and try again. Keep on burning bright Continue reading Don’t listen to your parents! (poem)
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