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Easter Morning 2005
I'm glad I have a 5 year old. At 7:30 am he announced that the Easter Bunny came. That's late for him! "Com'on mom getup! De'Ester Bunny came! He...
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- 607 reads
Welcome To Gnarled Town
seannelson is a brand-name; trust it.
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- 1236 reads
Millstone grit
Compacted river laid crags Wind weathered faces lashed to Wear lined balding erosions Picked out in saxifrage rime Here, I rested, fledgling nestled
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- 1502 reads
Foxfire
Sprite, you ride solar winds Dancing down home To surge and blaze a trail Through my darkest night Coquettish chromatic cry Of Ariel joy in violet rose.
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- 1864 reads
"creating language"
snow covered chalet two people dance on the page of piano fire ~ full round notes, she plays they pin themselves to the room fall inside, they do ~ the whole now half notes touch the outside from within symphonies untold ~ liquid sound music slowly drown the five senses rise to the baton ~ conduct the fire tongues unheard scream from her mouth creating language `T. Imaan Tretchicovmanicova 15mar'05
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- 1719 reads
"sonnet7"
upon the green, i find a tilt save for the hellibore does wilt, the slender brown mixed inbetween the proud of place amidst the green. the flexing mind in its repose is beckoned softly in her prose; the unsaid words but heard on ear in time are spoken in voice clear. the pawns are slowly moved ahead as thoughts are wondered in one's bed. listen! hear the green brown face as oftentimes they leave no trace. once on the lips, the wind does carry those priceless threads it does marry; however, on slim occasion, one does hear without persuasion. `T. Imaan Tretchicovmanicova 11mar'05
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- 1732 reads
The Begining of US
First Meeting and First Date.
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- 553 reads
In the Mirage of an Insomniac Dream
A Poem
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- 423 reads
A Diagnosis
But not the cure. A poem about Change.
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- 524 reads
THE SODIUM SONGS
Excrement drifting streets pushed by forty five degree winds needle rain from an icy syringe the nameless encouraged by the godless a choking...
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- 1883 reads
The Empty House
Standing in an empty house, a father and son have to say goodbye to each other, as the son and his family are moving away. Both find it a trying emotional experience.
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- 885 reads
Good Friday 2005, ?A Day to Fast and Abstain?
Dad's not doing well.
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- 849 reads
Boat Trip
We row the boat swiftly way past the fingers of midnight her tumbledown hair a black sea breezily lapping my thigh before the storm i dive for pearls...
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- 1806 reads
Silverfish
He yelled at 'em, man, must've been half an hour or more. Threatened 'em, said he'd sue, he'd get 'em, he'd firebomb the fuckin' joint. Garbage,...
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- 683 reads
Dreams of Beautiful People
The short story of Torso-Man and Brownman and how they dream of many things before they are put on show.
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- 386 reads
Josephus Ben Mattathais
The story of Josephus's defense of the city Jostapa based on his own historical record from Book 7 of The Jewish Wars recording the battle of the Jews defending Israel against the Roman Empire.
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- 516 reads
Farmer of Stones
When a Jewish farmer is evicted from his land by the Romans he is sent to a valley of shale. What will he sacrifice to make his crops grow?
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- 343 reads


