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Mountains
**So**, / this is what it feels like, / to be buried under heaps of leaves,
@xxxxx3
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Begins and Ends.
Running amok black bellies of hail-clouds / divest their hard cargo / on near-ready harvest and thunder claps
@fay-slimm
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The Black Art
A woman who writes feels too much, / those trances and portents! / As if cycles and children and islands
Anne Sexton
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the gods are all at play
i asked my god for rest / and in pagan desperation / he gave me *apolaki*
@sofiasays
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breathing in America
it isn't all black and white / the choke-hold of history / shades of red and brown
@r-2
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It Was Always The Sea
The first love for me / It was always the sea. / Being lovingly caressed
@john-edward-smallshaw
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It Was Always The Sea
The first love for me / It was always the sea. / Being lovingly caressed
@john-edward-smallshaw
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1.6k
GOLD AT THE BOTTOM
A bold pirate / vanquished King Phillip’s hapless galleons, / bathed himself in gold peso coins
@michael-hoffman
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Cigarettes & carrots (part one)
*I* / Aspiring to reach the solar rabbit hole eclipse / --climbing up the well,
@joseph-s-c-pope
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Armada
fleeing beyond the horizon / a retreating sun sets ablaze / the rigging of aerial galleons
@crow
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shipwright.
some days i write / rafts and barks, / kayaks and corricles.
@betterdays
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How God came to the New World
Our good books tell us / Christ walked on the water / but that God was brought
@r-2
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Get The Reference? (Series)
You see, I, unlike you, have been made a prefect, which means that I, unlike you, have the power to hand out punishments.” / “Yeah,” said _____, “but you, unlike me, are a *** / "You're dead _____"
@ember-evanescent
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After the Eulogy
My rooted feet are caked in blood brown mud / yet my head gazes upon the wonders of the rainbow sky, / I offer up my prayers with thorny crowned palms
@rangzeb-hussain
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THE SEA
THE SEA / So vast, so merciless, yet so graceful. / What secrets do you hide in your mystic depths?
@larry
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her fathers furry coat
her father scraped his way across / the wooden floor / hauling his dead weight of rages
@mark-john-junor-1
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Frederick And Geraldine (Part 5)
The ship had left the port two hours before Geraldine / Said, ‘’I feel that I'll never turn back here again! ’’ / She passed through the waiting line formed to use the latrine.
@marieta-maglas
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I’d Rather Not Say It All In One Night
We shouted the things we wanted / The most on unguarded roof tops / Thought up things like new colors
@harrison-yang
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Shipmates
Sing me a song of a sailor gone wrong and I'll show you a song of the sea, where pirates walk planks with no thanks to the skipper, a crew full of cutthroats, Jack tars, jack the ripper and grog for the boys who sail wild on the main to nail them rich galleons, poor Philip of Spain. / Sing a song to me, sing me terror on the high sea and we'll all fall at Newgate, we'll swing for these crimes but these are the times of our lives. / Sing me a song of a sailor gone wrong and I'll sing you a song about me.
@john-edward-smallshaw
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That old road
I had a flashback / Screams of Nervana / They were "those kids"
@delilah-moon
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Renesse
The wimpled scrolls recede.... / The Authors of the braille sands / leave Northern marrow in their wording,
@alistair-william-bullen
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a shower of light
a streetlight flickers as above / it the stars flicker, too / and below it someone's bic lighter
@effieebbtide
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billethead
we were out on the porch / on an abnormally warm december night / with little glow florence off to the west
@broooke
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451
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