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    frustrations greed, with the need to eat up all other emotionsit tires me this feelingstressors triggered, you just want to ventand I want to fix thingswhen I fail to be able to, I get angrythe feeling of helplessness overwhelmsam...

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    • There is no avoiding this crisis even with two working people in the same home, utilities and groceries are at an all time high. But there may be a reason for this like to pull families together. Tight

      • hello dearest Me thank you we are close and I look out for her but I’m poverty stricken too thank you for the love ❤️

    • Powerfully penned, Brenda. Raw and honest write my friend. There is so much chaos and uncertainty right now in America. All we can do is be there for our family and friends. Appreciate you.

      Damian

    • I can totally relate to this poem. This gov’t shutdown has made me incredibly nauseous and sick. The shenanigans these assholes create, jeopardizing hard working people for what. Their gain?! Well said Brenda! Looks like the shutdown is coming to an end real soon. Hopefully your daughter is ok. xo

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    The Adventures of Tex & Blae-Lok - 3

    © 2025 It was a beautiful summer night in Austin, just a little warmer than usual for early June. A honeysuckle breeze made it almost perfect. A gazillion stars filled the sky and my way to my magnificent live...

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    Calloused Hands

    When calloused hands touch skinShivers cascade throughNot wanting to break the spellFelt as if this moment was meant for youLooking into the depths of blacknessSeeing the care and wantWant to remove all the sadnessUnderstanding flows through that I can’tSeconds...

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    • What a lovely piece of writing Fia. Great rhymes, outstanding flow.

    • nothing wicked about this, but the sadness of it hits home here.
      you display strength and insight.
      thanks for sharing.
      🙏💚

    • Yes a little sad but we think of life as a little calloused and the piece fits. Tight

    • Chère F.,
      My heart jumps up a little, when I see you’ve posted one of your beautiful writes.
      And this one is a wake up call for me. I’ve never given much thought about my hands as is done here.
      It reminds me to work harder in my allotment garden.
      An allotment garden on the edge of Amsterdam? Some people have all the luck huh?

      Great poem.
      I’ll be looking out for the next one.
      Warm regards, Gus

    • Beautifully penned, Fia. Into the book it belongs! Excellent write my friend. Nicely done. Appreciate you, cuz.

      Damian

    • While the reader can not fail to get the message that both runs throughout and underpins this epic post, the penultimate and summative lines are surely to die for .. Write on sister F .. Neville 😎🌻👍

    • Such a bittersweet piece. The ache and yearn…and the stepping back. Totally felt

    • This is some vivid, intense scenery you painted here, Fia
      Your words flowed very well for my eyes to follow and my mind to absorb.
      Just lovely….

    • Magnificently sensual and breathtakingly passionate. I could feel this encounter unfold through your vivid and powerful telling that brought me into the depths of the hearts of these lovers. And that closing with the calloused hand withdrawing made for an ending to be remembered, my friend.

      John

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    honesty in deniallike how you love memy soul is attachedand I knows yours is tooaching epiphany, I am not all that is desiredquiet resolve, I won't let it burnjust a silent knowledge... it issecrets of the heart are written...

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    A Lonely Night's Lullaby

    With stars concealed in the sky, it's getting near midnight here on the train platform. The air is slightly damp, and the station lights have a misty aura. The rain's barely even falling yet.From a metal bench, I keep...

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    • Passionately penned, Tim. Great storytelling my friend with a very relatable story. Nicely done. Appreciate you.

      Damian

    • There’s nothing wrong with this, so i don’t know what you were wary of?
      it’s a great little short with big implications. Where is part two???

      • I don’t think they’ll be a part 2. lol but thanks for the comment, Styx. 🙂

    • I’m glad to see it end on a happy/hopeful note. Having been a lonely guy many times, I’d say this fellow’s thinking is right on. I’ve always thought there must be lonely lady for me out there somewhere, if only we could meet. Nice writing–I like your stories.

    • Tim, you painted loneliness in the city with brilliant brush strokes here, in an emotional train ride that will not be soon forgotten by me. This is what great prose can do. it is felt deep down in my heart and soul.

      John

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