1969 Chevrolet Impala You were the colors of sunrise reflected through a shot of bourbon. Four doors attached in Lordstown each large enough to table a Slovenian style thanksgiving dinner. 350 cubic inch engine, textured vinyl roof, turbomatic transmission, a…
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1-2-15 Eve left bitten apple seeds on ground. They took root, grew into new. ~ Weems The Commonest Blue And now you break me open like a pomegranate thrown against a wall. My heart in imitation of that fruit has…
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waiting for the thaw snow melting on the roof runs down the side of the window frame my purple orchid is re-blooming laid out on the table meager offerings for a small feast a red mug fragrant with jasmine tea…
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When you can’t be sure what it’s all about Amalgamated broken down, the wind includes feisty cuffs. A girl & her dog or a boy & his cat – reversing flavours, round & round. * When we weren’t aware that…
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Pilgrim Spring The Travellers are back. Each spring they return to a small corner of Birkrigg, usually about five to six caravans and trailers, a couple of flat-bed lorries. They park just below the farm, near top sea woods, with…
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LICKING WINTER could berry juice coax your hard mouth to fall in love? could sweet saffron light relax your harsh nature? could windsong cut between the thick vines of your wild sanctuary? listen to the rustle it’s as if all…
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Spring singing th thing Months of days preserving cold Wont recognize green ~ Lang Next…
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Little girls in spring Making plans for the universe Bright as onion grass Fat fingers proffer bouquets Softness caps the season ~ Lady Next…
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cherry buds open soft pink hue green leaves brown bark robins peck out worms ~ Meribeth Hutto Cull Hollow Noon of rain soaks the clover I continue the stream in the trees between the corn. The seraph hawk of my…
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Springing air thick w/ poetrees green cum= a tear welled yest wishing bachs b-day== Monday more=== Even the cabbies Limn scabies & drive th itch ~ Lang BEE-LINE it isn’t the journey after all; it really is the destination heart…