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    Reflections of a Gen-Xer

    When I look in the mirror I see more graysAs if the days whizzed by a little too fastEvery wrinkle I see appearing on my faceFeel like secrets and information amassed Many reflections seem like they are distant viewsLike watching...

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    • I’m a millennial, but I relate better to people of the older generation.

      I’m new to this site. This is the first piece I’ve read that I can connect with.

      • Thank you Rosie. I think sometimes some folks have older souls, relating to others which gives us more depth and insight.
        Welcome to Starsrite. Hope to read and see your work soon.

    • Thanks for reading and commenting Damian. We’ve been through a lot so we know we can endure.

    • Thank you reading and commenting.
      Capture those moments for posterity also helps us reflect inward, to make better decisions in the future.

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    when that doctor asked me “son, how’d ya get in this condition?”
    I said “hey sawbones, I’m just carryin’ on an old family tradition”

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    channeled

    echo need channeling through the cosmosthere is an understanding, not that of eartha dark place I once wasthey look into my thoughtsand wait to see how I will respondtracing thoughts through the galaxiesback to my originsa civilization of great...

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    Quiet as a Church Mouse

    ~roar~  it always begins: again,rusty tongs clutching a wet worm suctioned from the womb through the dustof an earthly tomb by red hands into blue crownslearning to hide from the haunter of the dark  a divine spark ceding shrilly echoes maintaining stern remembrance of misplaced lessons and an unforgiven foolishness puncturing...

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    • The way you structured the poem it looks calm then increases with intensity just to calm down again. There is so many twists and turns in one life that it is impossible to get the nuance of it. Between the government and the churches and the societal acceptance of things that should not be accepted. Very interesting write

    • This one hits like a freight train of memory, madness, and raw observation—gritty, sprawling, alive with every sense screaming at once.
      I love how it doesn’t just tell a story; it drags you through the chaos of life, pain, and revelation, leaving you dazzled and unsettled in the best possible way.

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