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 Feb 2021 ghost
Eshwara Prasad
Living in the everlasting hope that one of my dreams, at least, would become true.
 Feb 2021 ghost
Traveler
Momentarily
 Feb 2021 ghost
Traveler
The past no longer exist
The future will never be here
We will always be in this moment
Traveler 🧳
We only have limited colours to paint with.
But the ability of the artist
Has no limits.
 Feb 2021 ghost
Traveler
Flight
 Feb 2021 ghost
Traveler
The blue sky is my canvas
Until the canopy of the night
Then my brushstroke
Become comet tails
An astroid field of flight

No language in my dream
No limits of the tongue
My flights of mindfulness
Has only just begun
Traveler 🧳 Tim
 Feb 2021 ghost
Eshwara Prasad
My finest hour was when you called me to wish me on my birthday that I didn't mind celebrating.
 Feb 2021 ghost
Khoisan
Do
U
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heed natures call
can
U
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.
.
hear souls fall
do
U
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.
.
feel
the
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e
s
rebound.
L
I
ST
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are
U
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wired for sound.
🌴
🎗️🎼❤️
💫
 Feb 2021 ghost
Maddy
Pockets
 Feb 2021 ghost
Maddy
Swagger and Style
Quiet attention and impact
Power in the step and soul
Direction of the heart
Completely together
Strike the pose and completely in
command everyday
When you walk the catwalk in your life
You dance, dream, and always wearing pockets
The designers may not agree but your are your own stylist
When you are styling with pockets

C@rainbowchaser2021
Inspired by CBS Sunday morning show
 Feb 2021 ghost
clmathew
Precious gems
started January 14th, 2021

Sometimes I think of
poems and people
misplaced lost missing gone

they live on
as gems in
my heart

tumbled smooth
by the turbulence
of my frantic love

each a precious
polished stone
ruby labradorite jade peridot

nightly before I sleep
I kiss them each one
so they will have sweet dreams.
How do you write about someone who has passed? We have all experienced this losing. You would recognize the words. I could say his name. Charles. I could describe him and the shape of the world without him. Instead of that, I leave you with his last words to me, included in the poem above. May he, and you, find peace tonight.
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