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 Sep 2019
nivek
unified
spun
magnified
dynamo
love.
together
equal
unending
The One in Three and Three in One.
 Sep 2019
Dennis Willis
Fear affords a shallow life
of hesitant connection
and wearying wariness

Delusions in all
of our great minds
blind us

to these quiet moments
of great beauty
reading poetry

Whilst whipping
across time on a galaxy's
flung out arm
 Sep 2019
Naceur Ben Mesbah
It was a rainy day
When we went out to play
Asinine feelings took my mind away
My heart soothed it and said
Be kind.
She replied "I don't mind."
I rebuked her for behaving madly
She whispered "I am your web,
You are my spider.
No word to utter
It doesn't matter.
On a rainy day, the sun faded away
Time to play
I still recall that day
Cz your spider doesn't betray.
No need to add
As I really got mad.
It is hard to forget your first love.
 Sep 2019
maria
I've met you before
and then you changed direction

I've loved you before
and then you changed your hair

I've lost you before
and you didn't care

I've missed you before
and then you found another pair

I've left you before
you're forever shocked

I'm alive
Evey before is followed by an after. Letting you go was the best 'after' of my life.

Written on August 31, 2019
 Sep 2019
Sally A Bayan
Moon glows o'er night blooms
strings play "Misty,"...soft voice hums,
......serene, fragrant dusk...


Sally

-© Rosalia Rosario A. Bayan
July 28, 2019
(before the rains...)
 Sep 2019
Dark n Beautiful
I move alone in the dark unseeing,
as I move toward the door, I remember,
there is only one direction
And that is back to the warmth of my bed
on this cold April day.....
 Sep 2019
Bogdan Dragos
you don't exist when
my eyes are open
you don't exist when
my blood's not poisoned
when my soul's at peace
when my gut is full
and when I'm in company

So you exist most of the time
dear muse
 Sep 2019
putiira
Paint me the clouds
like poetry in the sky.
You're daring enough to have ventured into the night,
he sounded delirious in the wispy light.

Half a mile across the lagoon
moondrunk Ridleys in ghostly shadows
would be digging holes in the sands
to lay their lives for posterity
away from the phosphoric melody
leaving the orphaned to find their way
once the shells cracked under silica.

They look like a procession of mourners,
the man whispered between strokes of oars
sloshing the rising tides of the channel
his deft hands rowing the fastest
cutting across the half mile to Cuthbert Bay.

The night ripened enough by that time
unfolded the crawling shadows from the sea
slowing time in frameshot motions
of rows of celebrating marchers.

Dead of night the stars were burning out
and I called out to the boatman.

To this day I don't believe what I heard.

None was ever ferried back by the boatman.
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