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 Sep 2020 Shrika
Ayn
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 Sep 2020 Shrika
Ayn
As the beach pulls at the grains of sand,
Your forgiveness tugs at the corners
Of my reddened eyes.
Thanks for forgiving me. Goodbye my good friend. I’ll miss you.
on a gentle breeze
fluffy dandelion seeds
did saunter around
 Sep 2020 Shrika
Whit Howland
Like we are  traveling
by rail
through bucolic scenes of villages
hamlets and vineyards

with the sun bright-eyed
and fresh
in a sky that's marbled
and blue

it's the concerto
we hear when we
close our eyes
plug our ears

and write the
music
to the soundtrack
of our lives

Whit Howland © 2020
A word painting with a straight forward message. An original.
 Sep 2020 Shrika
Orchid Rose
i  listen to him while i smoke a cigarette
peaceful morning while he tells me his regrets
but that's why we're all here right?
regrets, drugs, addiction, the tempting night?
he talks about his wife and i listen
i miss being numb. his forehead glistens
i watch the smoke rise and disperse
i stop listening. i start to think about the universe
i think i'm a narcissist
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