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Category: Poetry

Misplaced Missives #181 – Death

On March 27, 2017 By Jessie GutierrezIn Poetry, Writers - JessieLeave a comment

Grief sobbed out in stereo
We, the worried, march,
Like ants, in single file,
Like the guilty, on trial,
Towards the sorrowful;
The mourning;
It’s too early in the morning,
For this much ritual. Continue reading “Misplaced Missives #181 – Death” →

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Haiku Sunday – Smoke

On March 26, 2017March 25, 2017 By Steven D'AdamoIn Poetry, Writers - Steve D'Adamo1 Comment

“Smoke”

Sweet plumes pour upwards,
a pungent aroma to
go with this bourbon.

Steve D

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Misplaced Missives #28: Mazes

On March 20, 2017 By Jessie GutierrezIn Poetry, Writers - JessieLeave a comment

I’ve lost myself again
trapped in what I can pretend
is real and not imagined. Continue reading “Misplaced Missives #28: Mazes” →

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Haiku Sunday – Drones

On March 19, 2017 By Steven D'AdamoIn Poetry, Writers - Steve D'AdamoLeave a comment

“Drones”

When beer cans rain from
the sky, I will bow to our
robot overlords.

Steve D

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Misplaced Missive #4 – Belief

On March 13, 2017 By Jessie GutierrezIn Poetry, Writers - Jessie1 Comment

 

Lie To Me

Tell me about the sanctity of nature,
Of respect and perseverance,
When machines decimate land and sea
In the name of progress, advancement, and greed. Continue reading “Misplaced Missive #4 – Belief” →

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Haiku Sunday – Starshine

On March 12, 2017March 9, 2017 By Steven D'AdamoIn Poetry, Writers - Steve D'AdamoLeave a comment

“Starshine”

Starshine glittering,
dancing in midnight blue void–
chandelier cosmos.

Steve D

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And Now: An Ode To Bacon

On March 9, 2017March 9, 2017 By Jessie GutierrezIn Poetry, Writers - Jessie1 Comment

Busy bemoaning bygone bacon
Accepting my own agreement and actions
Cursing carne cut off creating cravings –
Oh no, oodles of woe
Nighttime now needles me with noms neglected. Continue reading “And Now: An Ode To Bacon” →

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Misplaced Missive #36: Ceasing

On March 6, 2017 By Jessie GutierrezIn Poetry, Writers - JessieLeave a comment

Since I dare not voice how I feel,
I’ll write it down, and light it up.
Hoping that once it’s nothing but ash,
I’ll move past it, and it’ll cease to be.

So here goes: Continue reading “Misplaced Missive #36: Ceasing” →

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Haiku Sunday – Soundwaves

On March 5, 2017February 25, 2017 By Steven D'AdamoIn Poetry, Writers - Steve D'AdamoLeave a comment

“Soundwaves”

Feel the air tremble
the rhythm of your goosebumps
emotive soundwaves

Steve D

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Moonlit Musings – Alcohol

On March 2, 2017 By Jessie GutierrezIn Poetry, Writers - JessieLeave a comment

Drunk

Blatant disregard
Negligent disrespect
All falls into disrepair
Are you still too drunk to care? Continue reading “Moonlit Musings – Alcohol” →

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