*** like suicide's
always better
when the lights 
go out.

soul-in-torment

in the dark

Jun 6, 2026

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removed.-67kd

Gee, I read this thinking you were a soul in torment. Turns out, your a rather special poet. My bad.

sally-a-bayan

Of course, Soul....
Hey, we are back to normal!  Am glad.
Take your time...
Sally

dawn-of-lighten

Wow the heart button is broken!  Very intriguing soul, considering making love is like reaching out to the heaven so they say!

patricia-tsouros

se-reimer

removed.-cd

This is clever and sexy and brings to mind a dark undertone though, as well, like if orgasm is the petite mort born out of love (always out of love in a fashion, though it may be kinda obscured at times), then suicide has to be la mort grandiose, born out of self-loathing. The juxtaposition like I said is clever and sexy, but leaves me also with an uneasy feeling without really wondering why. I have lots of poets who I love to read, but like everyone (me definitely included), they have their hits and their misses. You only seem to get hits. Do you have reams of misses hidden in an encrypted section of your hard drive Doc? Haha, you really do have a consist level of quality that I'm envious of (in a healthy way). And again, so much said with so very words, it inspires me to try to work on my brevity.