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    DWI =Do With Intention

    Wake up in the morning,with one goal in mind.How to feed my babies,without committing a crime.   Everyone sees,But can not imagine.How easy it could be.How can this life happen?   Never wanted a picket fence,or a house with a yard.All I could...

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    Remind me (song)

    How did I forget your faceWhen I can still feel your embraceHow can I still smell youBut fail to recognize these pictures in which I held youMy disease is the worstAt least that's what people say when they remind...

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    Sugar Skulls and Dragons

    Bat wings emerge    From the heart's aortas  Caged inside a red rose    Metallic skeletal frameBusting out of the box     A Pandora Aurora   Of sweeping blue green     Blazing fiery flames Flying with the...

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    • Sugar skulls and dragons, haha that is a piece.

    • This is wild and intoxicating! It’s like a fantastical flight through desire, danger, and celebration all at once. An exploration of the tension between freedom and restraint, beauty and ferocity. The title even makes me think of those sugar marshmallow pops…sweet, colorful, and totally irresistible–mirroring how the poem balances whimsy with intensity.

      • I love this comment!!
        I was thinking about a whole other dimension where Sugar Skulls and dragons coexist. lol
        It would make a great comic!!
        Thank you for you support:).

    • Just the write amount of spookyness for the run up to All Hallows Eve .. and if I’m not mistaken a teensy taste of gentle & most tasteful sensualness too .. Very nice indeed Ma’am .. Neville 😎👍

      • Hi! I think Sugar Skulls are very sensual with a hint of edginess. I love incorporating beauty and darkness. Nothing too overbearing. Just got to find the right tone and balance. I also love dragons! Yes, I’m a huge fan of Game of Thrones.
        Plus I was talking smack to my fiancé about wanting a moped with sugar skulls then he said he wanted one with dragons. Hahaha.

        Thanks for snaps on this Neville!

        P.s. my best friend’s name is Nellie.
        I had to do a double take when I read your name. lol

    • Beautifully penned, Adel. Into the book it belongs! Excellent write my friend. Appreciate you.

      Damian

    • Look at you becoming a regular! What!
      Hey, don’t forget who has hooked you up pretty good with Pandora stuff! Yeah, the guy with all the dragon tatts. LOL
      I’m so glad that you’re taking some time to post in here. This one (and the summary, grrrr. LOL) is a fantastical read with oodles of imagery filling our brains. Clever and well thought out, lover.
      We can’t neglect our writing! It’s our first bonding!

    • Did you just type the word oodles!! Hahahaha
      That is so cute!! Guess what. I love you oodles!! Hehehe
      Thanks for the love big sexy!

      I love your dragon tatts. You have oodles! Hahaha. I’m so funny:)

      MWA!!!

    • Ooohhh!! Hahaha. Speechless right now. 😅

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    Autumn Blues

    Autumn Blues   The leaves dress up for the last dance In their pretty and colorful robes  They prepare for the final performance   Without hesitation or regrets They loosen their grip from the twigs  To float gracefully to the ground    Leaves remind us of a fundamental truth When...

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    • Your autumn melancholy is eloquent and flows unhindered, Sappho. If we, like the leaves, could let go we would be more free and happier.. I like to think, anyway. “Until death embraces you again”, that line evokes a strange though peaceful reaction within me. All things return to their original state, which I guess in the case of living things is nonexistence. Only my take on things. A joy to read and very thought provoking piece.

      Clay

      • Thank you very much for your kind comment, Clay! Yes I agree, all things and beings must go back to their origin after death. In my opinion, this doesn’t have to be back to non-existence. Maybe we just go back to rest for a while, until we come again to learn and develop until we have understood our lessons…

    • Greetings Elke. What a marvelous piece of poetry my friend. I absolutely love this time of year. I don’t look at this time of the year as the end but the beginning. Peace & tranquility with cooler temperatures and an appreciation for nature. Stellar write as always!

      • Yes, autumn is a wonderful season, not only because of the cooler temperatures. It shows us that every stage of life has its own beauty. And I think it gives us hope. Not only the seasons but all of life follows a cyclic structure of birth, growing, riping, death and rebirth. Maybe human life, too. Thank you so much for your awesome comment, deer Keith!

    • I like the idea of embracing shadows, not everything needs to be terrifying.
      Nature shows us how to accept change gracefully.
      Wonderful write.

      • Thank you very much for your wonderful comment, Adelphina! Nature is an excellent teacher. We can learn many precious lessons from her.

    • An especially brilliant line: “…Until death embraces you again.”

    • Beautifully penned, Elke. Such an amazing write my friend. Appreciate you.

      Damian

    • Autumn is the best season. Besides the beauty of it, it’s also about reflection and preparation. It’s the kindest season, too.
      As per your usual, this is a strong write, with great details to capture the readers interest.
      Many writers say that they write for themselves. That is only partially true. We also write/post to be seen somewhat. And we describe what we see, feel, etc. You write like a leader. A gentleness in your guidance through your poetry.

    • Autumn, when color is the harbinger of death and the bleakness of Winter. I think it is true, you don’t really appreciate living until you have seen death. Most people see Autumn as a cyclic event, but this is not true. It’s more the contradiction of all life in which death is a fundamental element within it, and until it becomes dominant over life. And ironically, we humans are the only life form on the planet that contemplates our lives and our deaths. We are amazing creatures and should not waste one precious second of our lives thinking about our inner lives when the whole world stands before us and we have the responsibility to make it better for the next generation.

      Thank you Sappho, for your amazing poem.
      -Curt

      • You are right, dear Curt. Human is the only creature that is conscious of its own death. It is precisely this finitude that gives meaning to our lives. We are here on earth only for a short time, we shouldn’t waste it and concentrate on the things that really matter like love and compassion which contribute to the well-being of all of humankind.
        Thank you very much for your gracious comment! 🙏🏼

    • We all reach for the sky only to be brought back down to the ground. Wonderful ink.

    • So eloquent and delicate with your language here. Like a leaf feathering to the ground.

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