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I have 1295 stories published in 10 collections on the site.
My stories have been read 1375947 times and 110 of my stories have been cherry picked.
8 of my 205 comments have been voted Great Feedback with a total of 8 votes

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Sean Lawlor Nelson

American; 40; divorced with 3 kids; I've lived in Sweden and Thailand; and have devoted 40 years to the literary endeavor. I've been a part of this literary community forever; and won many cherry awards from our eminent editors. Thanks to my fellow literati in this community.

My stories

Blues Moon Haiku Set

Thinning blonde hair streaked with grayish silver here and there divine, dabbled paint Spilled Prozac pills; thin cup-boards, and worried brows...

Sounds of the City

The sounds of the city, mixed with my mind, is all I can take some insomniac nights: the quiet yet throbbing hum of street-lights; the steady, lion-...
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To the Poet's Eye

To the poet's eye, the grass is brilliantly verdant, and the sky is Apollo's chariot strewn race-course. To the poet's eye, a spell of the blues is a...
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At least here we shall be free

'At least here we shall be free:' possessed of some dignified liberty, though vexed and hexed, though libeled and slandered, face scarred,...

Cyborgia Haiku Set

legions of light orbit vast cubist skyscrapers; in moats of misunderstanding Data from small talk from libraries, offices form a thought cloud above...
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8 of my comments have received 8 Great Feedback votes

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A wondrous true literary poem

Posted on Fri, 26 Jul 2024

First of all, this is excellent literary poetry. You have really taken care with the great questions to a significant degree, with the erudition and semantics and sonic assonance, consonance shape, and more or less pure artistry of literary...

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Posted in In the Silence of my Circuits

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superbly composed

Posted on Sat, 11 May 2024

So serenely expressive after a literary fashion; and superbly composed. Thanks for the excellent morning read.

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Posted in We Are Where We Are, and All is Well

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most intriguing

Posted on Sun, 05 Nov 2023

A most intriguing literary trope here. I commend you.

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Posted in The Fisherwoman and the Sea

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an interesting piece here; a well earned Yellow Cherry

Posted on Thu, 06 Jan 2022

Well; This is a decidedly working-class take. I might appreciate a little more balance; But I still appreciate and approve of this literary micro-satire. The intelligence and decency of the taxi cab driver(from London to Louisiana) is greatly...

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Posted in Ol' Rickety (Part 1)

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Neat poem

Posted on Sat, 24 Jul 2021

a well-earned yellow cherry. I love the optimism and clarity.

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Posted in In IKEA, he dreams about the woman he loves

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Neat poem

Posted on Sun, 25 Jul 2021

I like the exploration of the moon as a regenerative force. I find the moon and the night so, like Louis Armstrong phrases it; It is 'the dark sacred night.'

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Posted in Force Of Life

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beautiful

Posted on Wed, 31 Aug 2016

What a beautiful(and profound) poem Lily.  Thanks for composing

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Posted in The Grief of Gaziantep.

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sublime

Posted on Fri, 24 Apr 2015

sublime, strange, and beautiful

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Posted in My Other Life is