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Fingers
A bed of Roses
Roses are considered the most romantic flower. Within their delicate petals, they contain all the power. The fragrance so sweet, tender and mild. A move intended to beguile? They exude the essence of love. They are gentle in expression; whereas we tend to shove. They show sentiments we can’t express in words. Does itContinue reading “A bed of Roses”
Cover hog
Cozy warm
Morning
Pickle
How?
I don’t know how to make you go away. Knowing that I don’t want you; why do you stay? ~ My mind focuses on the negative, sour, bad feels. I can’t switch off the reels. ~ Intended for me or not. It’s difficult to sort out the shot. ~ Everything I do is wrong. CausingContinue reading “How?”
Grand Spring
I’ve had my first work appear on Spillwords. I’d like to thank Dagmara K. and the Spillwords team for selecting my haiku. And I’d like to thank Lions Mane for a beautiful picture. This haiku was written for him. Check out more work from Lions Mane. I’d also like to thank Dawn Pisturino. She’s alwaysContinue reading “Grand Spring”
The River, a fox and a well
I went out into the world, my fortunes ah to seek. I followed the road till my feet did shriek. Beatin’ the pavement took on new meaning, my soul it left careening. The road led to a river. It I followed. Praying my fortunes, it would deliver. For drink or food, I never wanted. MyContinue reading “The River, a fox and a well”
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