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Reborn
Dancing through the valleys of luscious green, embracing the warm summer sun as it beats down onto you lifeless body to breath life into you once more,
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Haiku 24
maitre bee swoops down clips pollen from stamen head sips frothy nectar
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Haiku 23
golden tulip brailles saucer transmits fertile signs bee, wasp radar blips
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Lesbos Island
Lesbos Island…. Sappho lyric poems were so concise and good.
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World obedience
World obedience… What extreme are groups of careerisms? Most ambitions come to leftish ways elitisms.
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Haiku 22
pale waning moon strides molified wolf scales back pitch fortuitous slice
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Glitch (Part Four)
Norton sat in a stony silence for maybe ten or fifteen minutes, but it seemed like hours.
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Glitch (Part Three)
The canvas began to shimmer and buckle as if looking at it through a heat haze.
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Haiku 21
white dry puffy cheeks silver iodide capsules sappy pores tears spill
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Dragged up (1983)
Snippets from my teenage years, spent in a post-industrial British town during the Thatcher years.
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Haiku 20
thick dark clouds hover portentous pods are seeded silver lining glows
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Small Tales for the Hurried - Number 3
She stood at the open coffin and stared. After a few moments she asked the mortician if she could have some time alone with the deceased. “By all means,” he said.
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Twin Towers: 9/11/2001
Monotonous keyboards clicking Redundant clocks ticking Phones ringing, elevator doors swinging Coffee pots brewing, vending machines spewing Insouciant workers, carefree shirkers loitering
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Don’t Cry
I tried baby even thought these legs can’t dance no more
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Fun with Tax Returns 1 (IP)
Its time to complete your tax return, oh boy
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Scrimp's Magical Face 3
Scrimp's knees are half devoured by a rat like koala.
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A Weekend with Andrew Bonar Law
Andrew Bonar Law
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I Am
A prominent member of the left bank group of artists including Picasso, Matisse and Braque,her poetry was less concerned with meaning but rhythm and feeling.
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Small Tales for the Hurried - Number Two
He tried to stay focused. He had the girl in the red polka-dot dress in his sights. She was on the other side of the street, dancing alone to an unknown tune.
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