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Poem #28 Why I Chose You
Because your eyes crinkle when you tell a story, And your face opens up into a laugh The way a flower opens to the sun. Because you smell like home….
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Because your eyes crinkle when you tell a story, And your face opens up into a laugh The way a flower opens to the sun. Because you smell like home….
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Our grandmother’s kitchen was neither opulent Nor clean Though the house was, By any account except today’s, A mansion. No matter. We studied the art of Intentional shabbiness Narrowing the…
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My winter parka is blue And the ocean is blue But they are not at all the same color. Mozart’s Ave Maria is music As is Public Enemy’s “Fight the…
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The world leader is sulking in his Parisian hotel room While his colleagues wade in the rain Remembering Europe once set the stage For the deadliest combat in history. The…
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We needed milk this morning So I put on my coat and walked to the Zee Mart Assaulted on contact by the smells Of fried chicken, stale gasoline, old…
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Gentler than we deserve, Reality still shocks with its Adherence to the basic rules of life on This planet. Every body’s trajectory has the same Fulsome approximation, which is…
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I was always drawn to the tiny girls. Soshanna wore her hair pulled back, but only the top part Kira Lishka was pale as a white rabbit Karen Average was…
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Woke up this morning with my mind already gone Nothing but bad news on the table It seems so important to have hope in these times But I’m unable, I’m…
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There’s a muscle in my back Left trapezoid, north of the rhomboid That never relaxes. It’s the muscle that can’t stop grabbing for the guitar. “There, there, there!” I show…