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 Oct 10 Nigdaw
Drab
The Brood
 Oct 10 Nigdaw
Drab
It’s a very intricate design
A machine for killing
Time……..

It swims silently under the conscience.
Defying gravity.
And reason.

But, when the victim least expects it.
It bites off a little bit of skin.
Does it for years.


And, voila!!!!

You are there……
Or here?
NOW!
Notes - talking nuclear submarines here folks.... no worries
 Oct 10 Nigdaw
Nick Moore
Once a jelly
Escaped from it's mold,
It wasn't very good
With the rules
Been
Told

Heading to the ocean
To be
Weightless
And
Free

Sliding across land
And eventually
Landing
On  
Sand

A small climb
Into the
Brine

Floating around
A jellyfish
Was found,
It was love at first
Wobble
And
Bobble

In no time at all
Some offsprings ensured,  
Who was to
Tell them  
It couldn't happen?

And as they matured,  
Came to be
Called
Gelateenagers
birds feast on daybreak
worms; threads of song borne from dirt
salvaged as dusk wind
 Oct 6 Nigdaw
Bekah Halle
People say things like:
Where did that time go?
Things are moving so fast...
and it's true, and they are,
but when you're in the moment
they're not. It is only when
you look back or look in the mirror,
that you notice time has truly passed,
and you see the grey hairs;
and exclaim: "Oh, I am old now!"
No matter how hard I try
My heart remains
the unsolvable
rubiks cube
 Oct 3 Nigdaw
Tim Emminger
Words float in the air
They rearrange themselves into a sentence
form a picture of a train and roll away

Words shaped like balloons
They float away but will be back soon

Words hiding in a tree
Leaves fall to the ground and form sentences for me

Musical notes rearrange themselves on a scale
Fingers jumping from fret to fret
or dancing on the piano keys
These are some of the things I see

Ocean waves roll in and write on the sand
Once it just wrote, "I AM"
Seashells with words lie on the beach
In a sentence they realign
Thank you Lord for this beautiful mind
 Sep 26 Nigdaw
Lawrence Hall
Lawrence Hall, HSG
Mhall46184@aol.com

                                                Smart*ss Watch

It clings to my wrist like a faithless friend
Good fun to pal around when we met
But getting just a little tiresome with time
Unreliable in his many promises

He fails to make the appointments that we set
Or note the weather or mark activities
I dunno; maybe he’s making time with that Timex
My long-time steady who could sure tick my tock

Sweet face, delicate hands - she’d been around, but
Maybe I was wrong – I think I’ll dial her
Smartwatch
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