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    Withering In Bloom

    A flower of imperfection, I am, waning with the passing seasons.   Springtime flowerets budding to summertime flowering.   This fall time senescence to wintertime death.   Black flower of psychosis, withering in bloom and beauty withering.   The season of fresh hallucinations is indeed upon me!

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    Shipwrecked Soul

    Ahoy! There she is! In formal times, gracefully gliding across the glassy sea. Her figure so stout and proud. On a voyage so resolute, unwavering against the coming storms and serpents of the deep blue sea. Her sails swelled by the gift of...

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    Crossing Fees May Apply

    We gathered in the hum of light--faces, voices, familiar forms--and I, among them, half-rememberedthe shape my soul once wore.We went to seek small comforts:sugar, water, something sweet to hold.But the path divided--a gate closed softly behind me,and the world...

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    • This reads as those thoughts whilst falling asleep, the tone somewhere between whisper and silence. We all pay the toll man in the end, but self awareness is the biggest coin in the purse. Delicate and beautiful write.

      • Thank you, Ghosteen. I couldn’t have said it better– those drifting thoughts before sleep often reveal the quiet truths we overlook. And yes, the toll man always waits, but it’s the coin of awareness that weighs the most. I truly appreciate your beautiful insight.

    • Beautifully word smithed thoughts. I especially liked

      “A child rose and warned,
      the air here bites.
      So I lifted a mist of mercy,
      and veiled myself
      in its scent.”

      Well done 🌼

      • Thank you, Joe. I’m glad that part resonated– it lingers close to the heart of the poem. You know the saying, the grass isn’t always greener on the other side? In this dream, it wasn’t grass but a river, and the still ones gazed upon it, seeing only their reflections, dreaming of what could be. But sometimes the air bites there–and perhaps the mystery is best left untouched.

    • Your insight and depth of vision here is deep and filled with contemplative beauty. Loved this so much I read it twice. I wanted, needed, to absorb this in my soul as I read. This is truly a work of poetic art that speaks deeply of dreams that await and those that are signs of what fate holds ahead. Truly a remarkable poem.

      John

      • Thank you, John. Your words feel like a gentle echo of the poem itself –absorbing, reflective, and full of quiet wonder. I’m so glad it spoke to you, and that the journey of dreams and glimpses of fate came through. Knowing it reached you in this way makes the act of writing feel that much more alive.

    • Brilliantly penned, Roma. Wow, simply amazing write my friend. Superb storytelling nicely illustrated by tight imagery. Excellent work. Appreciate you.

      Damian

    • Thank you, Damian. Your words mean a great deal. I hoped the imagery would echo that hazy, in-between space where dreams and reflection meet. I’m so glad the story and atmosphere carried through.

    • This is one of the best things posted on this site. I’m sure you hear often enough that you are a really good writer, but understand that it is a fact. I’ve been on so many sites over the years and have developed a particular eye for what is truly good writing consistently. You do so.
      Skill is second to having the inner eye for seeing writes play out in a visionary style. This does. There are thousands of wonderful poems out there. But they don’t pull the reader in deeply, immersed. But this one is why readers get hooked.
      Outstanding write, Romaj.

    • Thank you so much, Styxian! I’m really honored this piece resonated with you. It came from a mix of dream imagery and reflection, so it’s wonderful to hear the vision pulled you in. Your kind words mean a lot and inspire me to keep exploring my writing.

    • Roma. Just wow, I wanted this to keep going!
      It’s also very alluring to me.
      It pulls you in and guides you through the entire read.

      Spectacular write:)

      • Thank you so much, Adelphina! I’m thrilled it pulled you in. This poem actually sprang from a dream I had, so it carries that surreal, in-between reality feeling.

        I almost wish the dream had more to reveal, but I think the heart of it is about waiting–the right time to cross that bridge.

        Sometimes even when the path seems just ahead, the moment isn’t yet ripe. I’m so glad it resonated with you.

  • 🌟 Hello and welcome to another edition of Stars Rite News!

    I’m your host, Fia Naturie, and I have a few exciting updates to share with you today.

    ✨ Sign-Up Update
    We recently had a little hiccup with the sign-up process, but the good news is—it’s all fixed! 🎉 You should now be receiving your password and sign-in details by email. If you d…Read More

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    Stars Rite News

    🌟 Hello and welcome to another edition of Stars Rite News!I’m your host, Fia Naturie, and I have a few exciting updates to share with you today.✨ Sign-Up UpdateWe recently had a little hiccup with the sign-up process, but...

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    • Informative info Fia. Thanks for all you do & the updates here.

    • For such a new site, y’all are doing a kick-ass job of making it a solid place for writers.
      Personally, anyone posting four pieces in a day is a lot. I’d like to see more faces posting in a day, than one face posting a lot in a day. Yaknow? It gets overcrowded quickly… But, eh, I’m just a user here. LOL

    • I don’t know if I may make a suggestion here, but ….

      Is there a way to decrease the size of the header pics above a write, on the main page? If they were smaller, more of the recent authors/writes would show, which makes it easier to spot our favs, etc. As it is, it’s so labor intensive to keep hitting next, just to see a few writes as we scroll. Lesser size would add back more author visibilty on the main page.
      Just a (good) idea for you to think about. It would help with the visual flow of seeing what’s new.

    • Thanks for the news update, Fia. Appreciate you, cuz.

      Damian

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