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 Jul 2019
Caleb John
I'm so tired of the search

I wish some days I would just stand still like a solid birch

I hate trying to find joy in worthlessness

I keep looking around what stands right in front of me

I'm always searching in all the wrong places

Today I'm going to search for my peace, joy and rest, not in trivial things

Not in the sand

But in the ocean of wonder
 Jul 2019
The Concrete Poet
The terrible,
tragic fallacy of the last hundred years has been
to think that all man's troubles are due to his environment, and that to change the man you have nothing to do but change his environment.

That is a tragic fallacy.
It overlooks the fact that it was in Paradise that man fell.
 Jul 2019
Bogdan Dragos
People like you die young, she said
You don't drink, don't
do drugs, eat healthy, rarely
go out, rarely meet new girls

But you keep on writing, boy, you
keep on writing
and that's enough to outweigh
all the above

You'll see
 Jul 2019
Jack Jenkins
Has my heart adjusted to the dark//
or have I simply fallen apart?

Are you with me still//
or do you fear me?

Does the distance end//
with the silence?

The wolf cries out in hunger//
for when love was young.

The questions fall too short//
to the walls of our forts.

This is embodied agony//
lusts for my love to be given.
//On her, and love//

Decided to write a poem that is both about someone and about a subject. Let me know what you guys think.
 Jul 2019
Frank Russell
A form emerges from the darkness
Raising its head and opening eyes
To perceive the lighted world
In which it is a necessary manifestation.
The form desires expression
And so composes a few verses
Describing the lighted world  -
Before dissolving back into
The darkness.
Though while the form was
Briefly perceiving and composing
It referred to itself as
"Immortal Poet."





- fr
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