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  • Sandman

    I consider this my 'first' poem, I have done some other ones but they were for practice and none were really finished. Critique! __________________________________ To lie in endless wait, I ...

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  • Human Eventuality

    If I were to tell you that a crazed, armed killer cloaked in black would be walking down the same street as you are within the next 5 minutes, then ...

    3 min read
  • Lost

    He's just as lost as you are, Trapped in the world, an endless maze. Everything around is like a blurry haze, People without faces, people without change. They all try ...

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  • See you soon.

    Run through once, look through twice, Keep both your eyes policing. Take your hands into a cloud, make them look like their missing. Wrap your shame in its mask, its ...

    2 min read
  • First memory

    Written for an English assignment. [pre] At a time far and long gone, now just a fuzzy memory, like flicking through the still frames of an old photo book. It ...

    4 min read
  • Painting

    White water whisking gently by Your embracing arms and open smile. Kneeling down upon the earth, As I watch you far away and idly by. I take your life and ...

    1 min read
  • A bawx house

    {{ I started writing this night but have to go to bed right now. This is what I have so far... }} For one to enter unprotected into the sick ...

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  • Morning

    {{ This might seem completely random and off base, because, well, it is. It's experimental for my writing, sort of a cross between a poem and an actual story, and ...

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  • Beneath a magenta sky...

    Heavily revised version of a poem I posted a couple months back. ----- White water whisking gently by Your embracing arms and open smile. Kneeling down upon the earth, As ...

    1 min read
  • Berries

    Inspired by The Beatles' Strawberry Fields Forever and the garden of Eden. ------------- Beneath a sea of strawberries, Where no soul would whimper of Red eyed figures. Let me take ...

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  • A lick of freedom

    I am only a heresy, Wishing to end this pointless, endless dance And run off with the sky. If you could only realize how happy I'll be, Perhaps, maybe, You ...

    1 min read
  • Chew Gum, Don't Worry, Be Happy

    If school rules were a family, then gum is the black sheep, the one that never follows. The heavenly aesthetics of chiclet smacking against cheek and tongue should be revered, ...

    3 min read
  • Shadows

    My English teacher (who's a Mark Twain scholar) had us do a poetry anthology, with other authors and our own. The only thing is, she REQUIRED certain forms =| Here ...

    1 min read
  • sky

    You told me where I’m falling. I was hoping to see another smile, just like last time, before the clouds kiss me and hold me in their arms. It’s too ...

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  • Stew

    While I sit here, a cigar - “Oh yes, dear me, I Don’t know where my manners are; Take one you, and pass it around.” Spin the cancer round and ...

    2 min read
  • Teapot

    I will cry of a teapot to the head. Blown wisely and swift over whistling and giggling, the tatter about. I will diminish my tea to half a cup to ...

    1 min read
  • alone

    Wasting, lonely, sideways drooping head. Trying to see the world in my way, sliding slow beneath my grasp. Sitting idly when my curtains stop rustling and mice never stay for ...

    1 min read
  • simulated high tide lifeguard lessons for the 90s

    They say that under the water nobody really cares, and all they see is blue. You can probably find me near the side that nobody goes to. Under the water, ...

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  • paranoia

    The nighttime watch time always comes too late. It’s always after bedtime when the windows disappear. They go beneath my shadows and hide all the stars from me. Sometimes I’m ...

    1 min read
  • Sleepwalking butterflies

    Thinly veiled blinded ghosts parading through streets at midnight clueless, following the stars losing astronomy to every light. The street lamps aren’t afraid but only when they cannot see that ...

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  • An allegory

    An old man with old magic tricks sat next to a bench, on the ground where a flower used to bloom, succumbing to the winter chill. On the bench sat ...

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  • masquerade

    In a silence, stunned in a way the audience, in a theater of a play watching actors front each other as faceless facades for a masquerade with reflections of heaven ...

    1 min read
  • Let's Go Outside - chapter 1

    It looked just like any other desert that you would imagine or find in the pages of a nature magazine. Sand, always full of sand, few cacti here and there ...

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  • Deserts burn, deserts burn

    Fourteen lashes to the soles of my feet, fourteen lashes for my soul to keep. In the fine breathing dust of sandstorms - I pray my lungs don't collapse in ...

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  • Wanderer in the sea of fog

    I was the spirit of a paper flythat travels briefly but to kiss the sky;I was the flotsam and jetsam of dreams,tattered by the sea and thrown by the windbetween ...

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Here's to the crazy ones. The misfits. The rebels. The troublemakers. The round pegs in the square holes. The ones who see things differently. They're not fond of rules. And they have no respect for the status quo. You can quote them, disagree with them, glorify or vilify them. About the only thing you can't do is ignore them. Because they change things. They push the human race forward. And while some may see them as the crazy ones, we see genius. Because the people who are crazy enough to think they can change the world, are the ones who do.
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