Monthly Archive: December, 2020

Never more, evermore or nothing more..

 Never more, evermore or nothing more…. She told me, please take of the mask. You may not like what you see. You have learned to love the darkness, please look closer, look closer… Continue reading

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SUBSISTIR

Originally posted on EROS Y PALABRAS by Pura María García:
FOTOGRAFÍA de Pura María García Hoy el tiempo me cierra los ojos. Nubes. Un vendaval deja a la deriva todos los…

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L’invito – The Invitation – Oriah Mountain Dreamer

Originally posted on Tavolozza di vita:
“L’invito” – di Oriah Mountain Dreamer (Tratto dal libro “L’invito” di Oriah Mountain Dreamer ) ————————- “Il mio invito, la sfida che vi lancio, è un viaggio…

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Just dancers

JUST  DANCERS We are walking on pins and needles. Once we spoke lover’s words. Now we are strangers, imprisons in self-made hell. Did we love? Do we hate? We tasted sweet, we tasted… Continue reading

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Wonderful song and some words.

  Love me Life is short, love is sweet. The night was long and her eyes, were looking like the wild Pacific sea.Please play with me, she whispered. Love me right, love me… Continue reading

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How will you know I Love You?

Hopeful and wonderful words shared.. Unique Times Photo by Jonny Lew on Pexels.com If I buy you a diamond ring, silks and gold so you drip in jewels does that mean I love… Continue reading

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A Bukowski poem and some words..

The most beautiful woman….. Everyday the most beautiful woman I knew, she sat with me at the Army mess hall and she looked at my face hard and she asked. Reading poetry today… Continue reading

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The serene stillness..

The serene stillness Busy life, work and no play Johnnie. He learn life is more than seeking money.In the serene stillness, he remember his daughter laughter, her love of butterflies.He remember the father… Continue reading

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Christmas Poetry – “Grey Onlook” – Romanticism – 12/25/2020

Originally posted on Modern Romanticism:
Outward,Past the rubble,The lights gleam a vesselIn my painstaking handsHolding a woman close,Of her rays,Upon her voyage. Weathered footprintsIn the icy ground.Loosened salt from the rooftopsOf my temples,For…

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Half-finished

Originally posted on In Between:
Half-finished poems laying on my deskHalf-finished poems saved in my phoneHalf-finished poems scattered in my mindScattered to the windScattered to the heavens A ballpoint pen laying on its…

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