A night after a film I should've loved
With my left hand I'm holding on for vibrations, but my head is waiting for ends of sentences which never come
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Watching you in the night from across the valley
I am singing here but my own words come back to me from windows.
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28th December
As a shelf stacker, unlike Woolworths' bosses I might not be able to see the bigger picture. But, like the ant crossing the carpet I was aware of some threads unravelling.
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To The Rescue!
To any Native Americans reading this poem.. There is absolutely no offence intended (((-;
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What are you thinking?
A young couple were walking in the woods during a misty winter morning. In the distance could be heard the roar of a chainsaw, its carousel of chattering teeth racing round the central blade.
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Blindly....
It calls the name. Unwoken, unshod, the beast Walks/ it’s name Unspoken/ cast the dice And pray for Deliverence/ For the time is right The signs appear And we have waited
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Infinity plus one
For MB :-)
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Another Twelve Days Of Christmas
Hard times are like a good wine , some enjoy them so much that they bought them all up for theselves
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My Damn Writing
Please critique and review! This is a slightly "decorated" autobiographical short story about getting my heart broken and reclaiming my writing.
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