Monthly Archive: March, 2019

Origin

Originally posted on Megha's World:
This poem is in continuation of the micro poetry of the same name. Read Origin here. That sweet essence  those aromatic hues encapsulating  me and my soul where…

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Drunk Off Power

Originally posted on Cascadia Legends and Poetry:
https://youtu.be/5_MBl7yqkjI Peace in the air; peace in drunkenness; ‘cross despair– there is peace in this air; upheld through the nostrils– the sun does shine; and is…

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I love you, I love you

I love you, I love you, I love you   I wanted new wars and adventure. You wanted soft hands in your hands, someone to hold you tightly in the coldness of the… Continue reading

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‘Love is a careless child’

Love is a careless child   Her skin whiter than Winter snow and her trembling lips of soft pink tempted the fearless man.   His boldness lacked the confident of his youth. He… Continue reading

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‘Port Austin prayer’

Port Austin   Port Austin, in the thumb of Michigan. Touched by Lake Huron. A gathering for the people who love the lakes and the privacy of the small city and the kind… Continue reading

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“The waltz of the Angels”

The waltz of the Angels   I told the barkeeper, keep the long Island ice teas coming. Sunday morning is a-coming. I need to be blinded by the morning. He gave me a… Continue reading

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I is I Love You

Perfect words and photo shared. Please enjoy.

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My Wednesday prayer

Peace will come, even if, only by one.   Old man sat by the sea. He whispered a prayer, an old prayer repeated often in his lifetime.   “Please God of the sea,… Continue reading

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‘Shipwreck memories’

Shipwreck memories   The irony of a long life. We will know joy and sadness, we will have good days and bad days. We will want to live forever and we shall want… Continue reading

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Some poetry

Truth or dare?   She offered me a smile and a hello. I was besieged by her beauty and she asked me to dance the Texas two-step and I agreed. I held her… Continue reading

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