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 Jan 2016 Miskin
Snow flake
Mothers
 Jan 2016 Miskin
Snow flake
B.C 500 Child:Hey mama where is my flint? I couldnt find it...
            Mother:Go inside to cave and search it must be under the stalactite
            Child:Thanks mama...
After Christ 800 Young man: Hey mama where is my Crossbow?
                              Mother:You forgot again,open the chest its inside
                             Young man::Thanks mama
1800: A man:Hey mama where is my violin?
          Mother:Search your cabinet ! its in it.
2000: Young girl:Mama where is my CD-player?
        Mother: its under the table!
3000:Boy:Hey mom did you see invisible blanket?
        Mother: You can use a powder to find it honey!
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Google,Yahoo,MSN cant find these ... They are our values...
poems cant explain them
 Jan 2016 Miskin
Snow flake
Nights are merchant of emotions
And im strange purchaser
Most of the time we trade
Generally i buy dreams
Sometimes thoughts ,ideas
Payday comes at the end of splendid event
I give some sleeps
Stars shine to window
When others lying
Now im not afraid of the night's kink
Because inspiration stronger than insomnia
I know it...
to brave poets
 Jan 2016 Miskin
Julia Aubrey
is it the ever flowing images that keep me "going", that keep me "from moving"?

quite confusing, in both ways.

in some ways they allow the blood in my veins to rush to my cheeks when I chose, even sometimes by surprise, but in others, I can barely fathom a moment without them, the memories.

if I were to be living without the images of you, I suppose I would begin to visit you in dream; like someone I have never met but would like to.

you are a dream in all honestly...at least now you are.

there is a nauseating rush now, like a cracked mosaic, like a weak cherry tree in the late fall, like an yelled secret in outer space; and all I suppose is real, are the words I say in my sleep, the longing I remember when I wake, the pain I feel later in the day when I try and remember every arrangement of letters than passed my lips, your fruit punch stained ones.

a third is good, a third is bad, and the other third is neutral...

stuck in the middle, consuming both the good and the bad, blending in camouflage.

I cannot tell which is which.

-Julia Aubrey Rhodes-

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