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    Panty Fall

                 “I had a vision of fucking my ex’s mother the shit was not rightEspecially, while standing over her grave at the funeral site,            “Honestly it was a vision that became our secret sexual realityBecause for over a year...

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    Infinity Mirror

    I capture the wordsright where I am embracing themthey mean something......to mea part of my beingthoughts...feelings...but I release themalready knowing......they'll become...moretranslated from someone else's......right where they are...perspective...see?& they grow & growtaking on new meanings...with each new translation it's the beauty of...

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    • Brilliant write, enjoyed this read..

    • ive always thought words had some magic to them… You just proved it

      • Words are magic! They can build & destroy…sometimes at the same time. Thank you 😊

    • I concur with Sam’s comment with just one more word ‘brilliant’…🙏

    • this is beautiful Willow I’m feeling you on this as is the wind is poetry in you 💕

      • Brenda, your comments always bring a smile to my soul. Thank you 🧡

    • Cor blimey Ma’am, I think you just hit the proverbial nail on it’s head and nailed poetry .. Beautifully pinned to the page .. Neville

      • I’ve found translation is usually at least slightly different for every translator. The different perspectives always intrigue me. Thank you 😊

    • Beautifully penned, Willow. The essence of a writer lies within the words they choose to tell the tale. Excellent write my friend. Appreciate you.

      Damian

      • I always know my point of origin. But I also know translation depends on the reader’s point of origin. And therein lies the mystery. Thank you, my friend

    • Never ending feels. It’s a wonderful thing.

      Great ink

      • I love seeing where it takes others. Like ripples spreading outward. Thank you, my friend

    • If our words are a mirror for someone else’s feelings, there is success in that transaction.
      Love it.
      j.

      • It’s the beautiful thing about poetry. The connections felt when words resonate with someone. Thank you

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    Winter Is Coming

    Winter is coming, the kids are hungry.not from fate,not from the tilt of the earth,but from men in warm roomscounting coin by firelight.They let the shelves go bare,they let the prices climb,they feed their pockets fatwhile children chew on...

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    • I mean…damn…this one hits hard. It’s not a concept piece, that’s the saddest part. I’m seeing it happen. We all are. A sentence, for sure

      • We are indeed seeing it, thank you for the read Willow…

    • Fred that is sadly very very good.

      One day the captains of industry will listen but not before they’ve destroyed everything.

    • I feel the same, thank you for the read Peter…

    • hello dearest poet I hate seeing suffering and the feeiing of helplessness that comes with it great write 💕

    • Powerfully penned, Fred. Spot on my friend, excellent write. Appreciate you.

      Damian

    • Geez, this is current. Those in power are leaving the poor in the dust…and then shoveling more dirt upon them to cover up the problem with the gap between the rich who have and the have not’s who don’t.

      Heavy stuff with a strong, strong message…certain folks in power need to read this.
      j.

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