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 Aug 2016
b for short
Electric fingers
run themselves
over and through
patches of frayed soul.
To wake and make
her breathe again,
they pull and dig,
intending to heal,
laboring on a level
never made known
to darkness;
never touched
by light.
© Bitsy Sanders
 Aug 2016
Mohd Arshad
The heat of anger
                               Keeps coldness of serenity away
 Aug 2016
r
I have compared my love
to the lazy, the no good
and to crazy girls of the past,
to my first truck, to a spell,
a moth and a bottle, to the hell
bending moon, if you could tell,
and to a Captain - if not a ship,
and to ways you'll come to know
too soon, but I have never, ever
compared my love for you.
 Aug 2016
PrttyBrd
She sleeps as I watch her breathe
Looking so small in her railed bed
I think of smiles and laughs and lessons
Dreams wrapped up in things she said

So, I pray and wish for many more
As we so selfishly often do
And give my blessing to send her home
The strongest woman I ever knew
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August 3 na,
Pero AuGUST2 pa rin kita.
 Aug 2016
Mohd Arshad
Being kind in the present scenario
Is a dauntless task to overcome the most dangerous
 Aug 2016
Mohd Arshad
the art of forgiveness
            Is the art of being humble even with the enemy.
 Aug 2016
Mohd Arshad
When two persons debate
Good ideas flow out for the betterment of society
 Aug 2016
Mohd Arshad
Debate carries no violence. It carries a message of free voice.
 Aug 2016
Tea
they could scream from the
rooftops
or put it in songs
recite me their poetry
and talk all night long
none of it mattered
their pleas were left unheard

because one look from your eyes
was still
louder than words.
When inspiration strikes.
It feels good to write again.
 Aug 2016
b for short
A truth derived
out of the last armful of days:
“the heart just don’t quit.”
Despite the whole of it,
I stop dreaming each morning
to the beat of my own—
a soft, rhythmic reminder
that I’m still here;
still here
with breath to waste
if I wish.
© Bitsy Sanders, August 2016
 Jul 2016
r
When you paint your walls
with nonsense, and the sky outside
reflects your feelings, sensations
tiring, discovering floors and no ceilings.

And the faceless poor man
doesn't want your tips
but your hand, he wants to try
standing, because he's tired of kneeling.

When you insure the beggar's
confidence with a dime, hoping
he will ask you to stay awhile, then
you see he's not the freak, you are.

It is your mind that is on trial,
the beggarman dying, you slowly
take up his cup, and begin the eternal
begging for just one single smile.
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