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The Wonder of Color
Read more: The Wonder of ColorHave you ever wondered at the wonder of color? The bright, the bold, the muted and soft. The endless hues that make up the color wheel. The variations you get mixing them. The creativity, chemistry, and math. I wonder at the wonder of colors.
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Christmas Orange Collection
Read more: Christmas Orange Collection1 Sent permeates air citrus juices flow and squirt orange is happiness
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Oneness All Our Own
Read more: Oneness All Our OwnWarmth of oneness all our own, a wealth neither has ever known. Together in a permanent state under the firmament.
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Remembering Grandpa
Read more: Remembering GrandpaRemembering the smell of you Sawdust, rich and fine Remembering the touch of you Prickly whisker hugs at night
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Reservoir of Tears/Kitchen Sink Magazine Issue 2
Read more: Reservoir of Tears/Kitchen Sink Magazine Issue 2My poem “Reservoir of Tears”, was included in this latest edition. I encourage everyone to follow the link provided to read this free edition. They have included a great variety of pieces by poets and writers of many experience levels and backgrounds.
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Six Word Stories (2)
Read more: Six Word Stories (2)My second small collection of six word stories. Sometimes I search for a photo to match the words rolling around in my head. Sometimes I see a picture first, and it speaks to me. I am trying to teach myself to find words and emotions in places picture that do not always naturally speak to…
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Searching
Read more: SearchingInfinite scroll while you’re searching. To fill the black hole you’re searching. She gave you a like in friends, there’s a spike. You’re searching.
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Six Word Stories (1)
Read more: Six Word Stories (1)I find briefness powerful, yet elusive. In the last few weeks, I have taken to trying to cultivate it in my own work by writing six word stories. It’s an exercise I am enjoying. Do you write six word stories? Or some other kind if micro fiction? What form of short prose do you find…
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Mud River Monster
Read more: Mud River MonsterMud River Monster Jay was Lord. Nea was Queen. Over the bank of Mud River they leaned…
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Floating Silhouette
Read more: Floating SilhouetteSilhouette upon the waves, floating over unknown graves. Ever on towards the light, yet ever shrouded in the night.