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The Shoes You Choose
You’ll always win if you know this one thing.
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Little ways to say a lot
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Hello, Hamilton!
There’s that story again. The same one we were talking about the other day. Remember? The one that had you tapping on the glass like it was a tambourine and the jokes you made regarding the weather and drug addicts and homeless people. Did they know how to swim
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She Knows
She knows she’s going to die.
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Happy Dancing
You did dizzy. Then spun around In mind and dream Like you do in this chair. Like you as a toddler Your spin dance In the center of the kitchen, Head back, Eyes on ceiling fan, In twirls, “I’m happy now! I’m Dancing! I’m Dancing, now! I’
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Ugly Dogs
I freaking love ugly dogs!
Ma
A Couple Frozen Waffles
Sitting and watching the sunrise With no one but your sleepy dog, A cup of tea and a frozen waffle. That's a good life. When a hawk flies Fast by my window Just after Sunrise, I wonder what it means. The hawk wonders how I can be up
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Home
What about the tree that made the Cross that Jesus bore? What about such a light, on the field, That was seen, that was His dream then? Such a light on a tree alight some yesterday, So far away from so far away from some yesterday. No today, know today.
Ma
A Tree on Purpose
The Great Blue Heron Leapt! Then dove! Eagle like stabbed and grabbed, and set down to eat the catch the size of his head. He knows; I’m here. It’s raining; I’m in the car. Not only has he noticed; He walked over. Always a straight line of
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What Comes After New
There’s nothing new in a morning, Sunrise is a promise kept. Not something ancient. Never something new. What comes before ancient. What comes after new. The Sun is never shock. Daylight decided dawns. ~ Wynn ~
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The Song Between The Suns
Where is peace of mind if you can't hear An angels song at four in the morning? The house asleep. The dog even annoyed You're making so much noise. Where is the poetry of youth? In mid-aged men. Kept quiet too long. In fathers in
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Black Tar Gone Gray
thin blue chalk line up on black tar gone gray called concrete curbs set -not reset- since The Great Depression. where old weeds the same weeds new weeds grow sometimes, though sometimes a dandelion grows, too sometimes, though some time a kid picks it up -plucks it up- blows the
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As This Poem
My favorite poem of mine. I don't swear often in verse. But as a poet's job is word choice, it's the right one. As This Poem This fucking world; it's so beautiful, But the stories we tell each other. -fuck- I wonder