I Remember – Every Moment of Comfort
I remember…. The soft kiss on your lips …awake but for a moment I watched you as you settled …perhaps
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The Crumbling Space Around Me
These crumbling walls whisper an endless loop of static each night Recorded voices, some once human, others generated by the
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All for the Love of a Lady
Introduction ‘All for the Love of a Lady’ reflects a more traditional time when life had a slower pace.
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On One Terrible Night: The Family Well
ON ONE TERRIBLE NIGHT By Jamie Lee Hamann CHAPTER ONE: THE FAMILY WELL 1.) a.) “Alfonso will be out
Inspiring Poetry
Allow My True Self Rise
The well inside me is drying, the sun scorched plains of my desert barren and seemingly void of potential, yet
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He Just Stood There – Watching the Events Unfold
He just stood there. His body rigid, like the trunk of a giant redwood tree, despite the needle-sharp rain ripping
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There is No Truth in Division
Division just inhibits potential… Synchronicity pleas questioning, as life pairs events seemingly unrelated to epiphanies of realization, the wonder we
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The Fading of Conflict
The winds of ill-will pervade, and life in protection becomes a fortress, we, so battered by disdain, surround ourselves with
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Poetry and Thoughts Of A Wandering Man: Uniquely Colorado
Poetry and Thoughts Of A Wandering Man: Uniquely Colorado Kurt James new book ” Poetry and Thoughts Of A Wandering
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They Used to Be Whole
Tempting, the guile of treacherous tongues, disseminating wills in subtle nuance, yet below that smile, that amorous countenance, lies the
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The Best We Can Hope For
Shining hope into our hearts … The best we can hope for, is love that is true, a dream that
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However Painful the Score
Steal not my remaining hope, let loose my flailing body seek, this darkness hold too much to bare and I
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Contrast and Choice in Woven Life
Woven Life… Polish those threads of silk, cleanse their colors pure, for the fibers of life recuse the tainted beauty
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Eerie Sense of Being Watched – Conclusion
Please see Eerie Sense of Being Watched – Part One for the beginning of this story. Millie knew for sure
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Eerie Sense of Being Watched – Part One
Eerie Sense of Being Watched Millie Jenkins carted out all her Halloween decorations from storage. She stopped by the front
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Truth Means Nothing to Those Unwilling to Hear It
A nightly seer, a hooded monk of stars appeared, and we in awe peered up, his face in shadow, his
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Manifesto…the only way to live
Freedom does not exist tethered to a world of capitalism, the propaganda instilled from birth, the rewards so alluring, yet
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So Sad the Loss, Just Not to Be
Such loss…. An incompatible womb, a darkness consumed, and in time no knell abides to resound the light outside, in
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Never Shall They Know Happiness
The petals of my flower, so wilted, drained of life, from a constant dark cloud arisen that conspires against the
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They Wage War for Their Own Wanting Souls
At my end, surrounded by malignant people, whose delusions are impenetrable by reason or sense, and it is their manipulations
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A Child’s Halloween
Skipping along humming a tune, having a fun Halloween time, the child lost his candy sack, looking about, running to
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A War, I at End, Have Won
The storm is my soul, splendid wrath and serene repose, caught between its swaddled wrap and the questions beyond my
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The World Together We Have Sewn
Resplendent the falling day, the stirring tides and night array, of blistered suns as ghosts appear, and smiling moon arisen
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I Am But a Simple Being
In silent being a life considers, do I exist or is this beauty an illusion, a dream, for what I
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Preferred Breath
My preferred breath – –Your country breath to city hush, the tumbled grass and verdant lush, the Lily pads and
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Chosen Ignorance
The malaise of ignorance is far worse than the anticipation of truth, although we may suffer reality, and ignorance can
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