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 Jan 24 izzn
Nat Lipstadt
not many of us try
trying to master tossing
***** rhythmically over and over
into the upper atmosphere
successfully

but life,
shoot, that’s another thing,
making juggling a life skill
that comes with the hard
crash of a ball dropped
and all the glue,
can’t return pristine
to what now is an
edgy
design
of a flawed life
cracked up to
be a mis~fortune telling
as
*a map of cracks run rampant
rampaging, ramp aging,

ominously
(1) I am in possession of a reservoir of 1000+ unpublished poems; the reservoir of drafts have matured, aged, to the point, or deteriorated to the point, that it’s time for them to move on, upward, downward, but definitely out…
 Jan 24 izzn
London Paris
I don't write
to forget my problems
nor to pretend that
all stars are
glistening for me
I write
to let you know
that you too
can break free
from the ugliest things
that dominate you
within your head.
 Jan 24 izzn
Nisio
sometimes when I peek at that reflection
every intention involved in letting the world see me
instantly goes away
 Jan 24 izzn
Anne Webb
Haiku
 Jan 24 izzn
Anne Webb
the sun in my eyes
sometimes it's a welcome pain
we are awaken
 Jan 24 izzn
Carlo C Gomez
~
the night starts here,
the night starts here
in the dunes,
fixed in time;
incipient waves falling into place,
their subtle purpose
to roll over and sing;
the fountainhead above us,
like it's above the shore,
attaching softness to a shell.

we blew on a dandelion
and the whole world disappeared;
love is a mysterious shape,
love is a remembered rhythm.

I have trembled
my way deep,
I'm a guest in here,
drinking at the stream,
seeking bliss in
the plural homemade kiss:
peppermints and orchid rain.

we please the night,
we please the night in interlude,
and it merrily leaves us that strand
of pearls called "good morning."

~
 Jan 22 izzn
Agnes de Lods
Seeing the raindrops
meet a passing existence,
in limpid tears
A short reflection
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