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The Meaning of Love?
By Kiana B., Alto, TX
The beating of my broken heart, now chained and locked away,
I hear much louder, through the night, than words we never say.
As hollow kisses turn to dust and fall against my skin,
I pray that I might find the strength to fall in love again.... (more »)
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Wordless Protest
Who is Moore to measure poets but a half?
What sorrowful flaw mixes poetry with math?
If it doesn’t mix in with the
classical norm,
Nor embraces the free verse storm,
Does it mean it has no place?
Because it lacks a voice,
Does it... (more »)
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Masquerade
I moved through over a decade
Of ceaseless, senseless masquerade
So successful was my charade
No friend ever saw through my façade
I have contrived a mask
That is derived from fear
A curtain of obscurities
Hiding all my insecurities... (more »)
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Idiosyncratic
Thoughts are mistaken for many plots.
When you think, others think not.
Ideas are tarnished as you soliloquize.
Eccentric as you know it, you realize;
Cynical but sweet gestures relax your mind
and interpreting language that does not rhyme.... (more »)
36 comments
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Mt. Washington
Good authors are like beautiful trees,
pummeled by wind and brought to their knees,
blistering cold shutting them down;
gold, tattered leaves a humble crown.
But some writers live life covered up,
unhindered, unchanged, as they start to... (more »)
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He Was Only Three
By Xindi X., Gilbert, AZ
My brother was already three
Yet he still could not say “potty”
I would call and squeal his dear name
But received not a glance from he
My brother was already three
When aware doctors came to see
He was a boy with autism
Thus his... (more »)
28 comments
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Thanksgiving
By Amber B., Thomson, GA
Close your eyes and picture this
A Thanksgiving dinner filled with bliss,
Relatives hugging and laughing with cheer
Sounds like cards slapping, and kids playing near
Aromatic scents of cake and apple pie
Ham, dressing, and collards, all... (more »)
13 comments
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The Ballet
While dancing upon my toes
is when my happiness shows.
I twirl and I bound
to the classical sound
as I imagine my audience in rows. (more »)
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