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limbs like human limbs and an intelligence that surpasses our own but within that frame of oxidizing metal no heart palpitates mechanically you toil trudge toil but you won’t know what love can be... - Poetry > Free Verseyou have seen these broken bits of me you have seen me at my weakest point when I was most vulnerable and no one would try to help me up you have seen these broken bits of me you have witnessed me uncovered— naked brown— lying on the hopeless streets, hungry and helpless, d...
- Poetry > HaikuI. Yesterday Regrets I cannot erase; mistakes that branded my life…forever. II. Today Choices I wish I didn’t have to make are branding my life…forever. III. Tomorrow The Great unknown and the Great Perhaps that will brand my life forever…...
- Poetry > HaikuThe Here and Now is not all that exist; there is a place called Elsewhere....
- Reviews > Book ReviewsOne of the most beloved and notable novels of the 1920s is F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby. Hailed as one America’s Great Novels, The Great Gatsby is a look at the lifestyle everyone secretly wishes to live but cannot afford. F. Scott Fitzgerald opens this exclusive vain world for everyon...
- Poetry > HaikuA nebula of of mauve-hued stars hangs heavily on a low thin branch; soon that branch will break, and a shower of shooting stars will fall on us....
- Poetry > HaikuYou told me not to accept the offer; so, I did not, wanting your blessing; now, every day I live, I regret that moment. F. M. L....
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- Poetry > Free VerseTea Leaves Crinkled Crushed, and scattered All over this blue-rimmed saucer Resemble my crumbling heart, Cracking like glass— Broken… By You…...
- Poetry > Free VerseThe feathers of a crow are black The ink of my pen is blacker The pain of my heart is blackest...
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- Poetry > HaikuYou are paralyzed forever—but your friend and the other driver are both dead: it’s your fault all this happened; your fault they’re dead—yet you live. Careless—selfish—were you! Shouldn’t have been drinking and texting, while driving....
- Poetry > Free Verseyour thoughts push me past —the breaking point— —the point of no return to the start of the labyrinth with no exit— no man’s land— I try to return in reverse but I cannot: I am chained to the arid ground, fruitless and unfertile of what I tried to escape all these years yet s...
- Poetry > HaikuWalk with me on this little path called Life for Death awaits over there....
- Poetry > HaikuDoesn’t that mean brown, black, red, and yellow too? Since when was white the sole hue?...
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- Reviews > Book ReviewsOne of the most beloved and notable novels of the 1920s is F. Scott Fitzgerald’s The Great Gatsby. Hailed as one America’s Great Novels, The Great Gatsby is a look at the lifestyle everyone secretly wishes to live but cannot afford. F. Scott Fitzgerald opens this exclusive vain world for everyon...
- Poetry > HaikuOnce upon a time, Time gave you Life but then took It away.—The end....
- Poetry > Free VerseYour lips are hungry for my labios: they are wet with thirst and warm with hunger; your labios drip of ravenous passion, uncontrollable and unsatisfied until I am yours and become part of you —un cuerpo— one body unified by an untamed force that neither one of us can easily explain...
- Poetry > HaikuThe lips curl up then curve down—rejection from an indifferent lover....
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- Poetry > Free Verseit takes one to stand against the mass—one revolutionist to prevent further oppression —one with valor unlike the rest, all craven against the tyranny of the oppressors, coward just like them as well, hurting victims in their hearts, although they feign a certain bravery ...
- Poetry > SonnetIt was the time of great ruin. Money Was worth nothing: everyone became poor And lost his job. It was due to the War— War was the cause—War was the enemy Of Peace that failed. The economy Crashed. All wealth was lost. No man—no nation—nor Any other mortal being could alter The Ruinâ€...
