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 Dec 2019 Julianna
Vachaspathi
Slash
 Dec 2019 Julianna
Vachaspathi
Like a knife, she cut my heart into two.
She grabbed one half and left me another.
Never thought sharing would be this blissful.
 Dec 2019 Julianna
Carlo C Gomez
Sanitation workers
Like to talk trash
 Dec 2019 Julianna
Carlo C Gomez
Madame Fury
The Sun
Has dropped
Her lawsuit
And settled with the Moon

Tomorrow
She'll pique and threaten
Once more
 Dec 2019 Julianna
Carlo C Gomez
Bleed a cold,
Starve a fever,
Pray the plague don't come
Looking for you, unbeliever.

Don't sneeze at disease,
Or stick yourself with an arrow,
Just stack your dead
In the wheelbarrow.
 Dec 2019 Julianna
Caroline Shank
"In My Life" yes she well remembers
you in the Summer of her 28th
year.  She has never seen the likes
of her since then.

She scans the air for red sunsets, for sandy beaches, for tears in the
fabric of time itself.  

You go now.  Her reverie is hers alone.  She shares herself with
no one.  At last she remembers
"In My Life" . The song repeats
and she dances around with you
in the dust of her old age.

You are gone a long time.
The only thing is,  
the music
remained.

Caroline Shank
 Dec 2019 Julianna
Robert D
Now
 Dec 2019 Julianna
Robert D
Now
I was once your world
Now just an afterthought
We planned our future
Now you've forgotten our past
We dreamed together
Now a nightmare apart
I loved you then
I still love you now
 Dec 2019 Julianna
eileen
I am honored
to hear all your deepest secrets

I'm sorry
I don't want to hear you at all anymore

your secrets cut through my skin
I wonder if I'll ever tell you mine
 Dec 2019 Julianna
Gamaliel
1037
 Dec 2019 Julianna
Gamaliel
broken tides return
from depths that forever long;
pangs that come and go
This skin I’ve worn
has fit me snug
and served me well
for some time now
But I feel it shifting,
bristling,
drying out,
curling up
I know the day
is coming soon
when I must
shrug it off
I have carried as much
of the past as would
cling to me
Like a glacier drags
the gravel of decades
behind it
And I am finally ready
to empty into the sea.

– mrg
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