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 Aug 2023 ryn
irinia
darker
 Aug 2023 ryn
irinia
the night is darker on your lips
my hips are dreaming while
your touch is searching for its meaning
 Aug 2023 ryn
guy scutellaro
comes running through my window

sometimes,
i think i knew you
all my life

and holding the phone in my hand,
maybe, i'll call

or maybe i'll hear
your soft knock at my door
and your sweet
voice
singing along to a song

walt whitman whispers to me
from the nightstand
and i take your letter
from between
your 2 most loved poems
to unfold your words
and unfold the memories
and unfold your love;
while the cat you drew
on page 34
smiles at me

(and, i smile, too)

i knew you
before i loved you
your almond shaped eyes
and the contour of your lips
when you smile

i dreamed of you
before i loved you

and the sun comes running
through my window

and there's a black bird on a telephone wire cawing
and my cat's staring into the fire

where did we go wrong?
 Aug 2023 ryn
Carlo C Gomez
A summer of twigs
And disposable cameras
But the skin was shy
And others were watching

So we shifted these walls
And dimmed the lights
To a thousand unclosed eyes
And passed through in eclipse
Of future rhapsody
 Aug 2023 ryn
Zywa
My story and me,

are an interwoven whole --


Inextricably.
Novel "The PowerBook" (2000, Jeanette Winterson), chapter "QUIT"

Collection "WriteWiser signage"
 Aug 2023 ryn
irinia
the sea
 Aug 2023 ryn
irinia
the sea fills me up till there is no more space for dying
thoughts turn themselves into a boundless edge
the wind tells me there is only wonder
seashells have forgotten the stories of the depth
my hands want  to rediscover their dreaming
wild birds try the geometry of the sky
and whispers they become
You lied.

called me a liar
used every mistake
i made against me

as though faultless
i was a smudge
on your polished china

yet i wasn't angered
but comforted
for it gave me reason

a sense in all of this
madness
we gave ourselves into
it showed me
that i was flawed

but you aren't perfect either
 Jul 2023 ryn
Zywa
Just ask anyone

for a story and you'll get --


their complete life course.
Novel "The PowerBook" (2000, Jeanette Winterson), chapter "spitalfields"

Collection "Specialities"
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