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Category Archives: poetry in motion
Don’t let me
Don’t let me embrace the darkness within, let me see the light and look towards it with a delight of a bird or a fish or a bit of both
It’s cold outside
It’s cold outside, but here beneath this tree of knowledge, i can hide. It is cold outside but here beneath this layer of self doubt i can unfold my wings and fly into the dark cold night , leaving behind … Continue reading
Breaking wings
Michael Jackson’s sweet voice , a baby bird singing “rocking robin” while once again associations to birds take me away flying upon the delicate wings, a cold winter night, sitting in the light trying not to break, careful not to … Continue reading
loud and clear
The skies above the city are a stark blue, but beneath the people are so loud and indifferent to me
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It always feels as though
It always feels as though i am the odd one out the one that does not fit anywhere . I might as well be a shadow while in front of me the puppets play. Hey, I might as well be … Continue reading
Ode to Shan’Ann Waats:Flying home
Shan’Ann Waats , 4 months pregnant with son Niko, and her daughters Bella and Celeste were murdered by her husband , this is a photo of the illusion her family life had turned out to be as the husband she … Continue reading
My daughter is
A poem written for my daughter who is 22 years old today. Another birthday has gone by and we are not together anyhow . It was a beautiful Autumn day when you came to the world I was afraid i would … Continue reading
