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 Jan 2021 phie
daphne
and when i told him
just how beautiful he was
tossing a pomegranate seed in the air
and catching it gracefully
between his rose-coloured lips
it seems the pomegranate juice
had temporarily stained his pale cheeks
 Jan 2021 phie
Dr Peter Lim
At the forest edge

all foliage is mist-covered

strange silence pervades
 Jan 2021 phie
caroline
pony-tailed playmate
head tucked in her shirt
gazing steadily down
at her toes in the dirt

chaos tiptoes around her
naive oblivion
journeys in far away lands
just west of the meridian

watercolor fairy tales
bleeding outside the lines
unaware of the danger
unaware of the signs

let me sit with you, darling
in the dampened flower beds
and paint a new world
for us in our heads
 Jan 2021 phie
Lemonade
Her.
 Jan 2021 phie
Lemonade
she is a happy ending,
not everyone can wait for.
 Jan 2021 phie
Goddess Rue
Heaven rained on me,
I breathed in the petrichor,
Bathed in the downpour.
I have sinned,
So destroy me,
With your rain.
 Jan 2021 phie
amanda
there were days
you’d race the sun
to be my morning light

ever since you left
i’ve lived one
perpetual night
can we be those people
again?
 Jan 2021 phie
Jen
In Dreams
 Jan 2021 phie
Jen
Warm breezes in the night air
Whisper away every nightmare
Stars above in heaven's depths
Blink freely in the dark
Glowing with every promising spark
And during rest in dreams we see
The unreal and our thoughts are set free
To drift and live in sleep
And experience everything so deep
Sometimes waking, wishing you were still there
All that you can do is remember, and keep it near
Unearthly as it seems
Our souls are connected in dreams
 Jan 2021 phie
ju
Magpie
 Jan 2021 phie
ju
When rooms sleep and birds carry heartache to trees, when light
is gone and peace is woven into dreams: I will build myself a nest
and unfold the poem I stole. I will taste with care the words you
chose, and pretend you wrote them for me.

(I will love, I will love, I will love)
https://hellopoetry.com/poem/4184292/thief/

(One for sorrow, two for mirth, three for a funeral, four for birth, five for heaven, six for hell, seven for a devil's tale to tell)
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