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hello dearest Styxian good evening you know how it is as a writer and you have something on your mind and even if you don’t really want to you have to get it out… thank you I deeply appreciate your interpretation it’s just how my mind works…I guess this goes along the lines of serial killers they always say they are doing the work of God and really who is to say they are wrong? ❤️
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Powerfully penned, Brenda. Excellent write my friend. Appreciate you.
Damian
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thank you graciously dearest Damian I’m happy you like it I liked the way it came out ❤️
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Read MoreI visit the dead atthe grocery store,library,on the phoneandin my e-mails.I watch themon TV,at the beach,in my dreamsand in the eyesof crows.They wearcolorful clothes, andalways want tosell me on theirway of life.No thanks, I’mcalling the wholething off.I’m going fishing.
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I get the distinct feeling I’ve met some of these along the way too .. but fishing always sounds like a good plan to me even on a bad day .. Nice one Thomas .. Neville 😎👍
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Thanks, my friend.
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I can strongly identify with this Thomas.
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Thank you, my friend.
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hello dearest Thomas I too relate to nature more this is great ❤️
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Thank you.
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Powerfully penned, Thomas. This is an excellent write my friend. I can relate! Appreciate you.
Damian
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Thanks, my friend.
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The Dead, strange folk, very strange. They have this vacant smile, glassy eyes and have these “tracks” they want to give me. They are everywhere. I think we should be afraid, very afraid cause now they are in the seats of power and want more. I went fishing the other day, and the fish I caught, 28 inch trout, tried to hand me a tract. Isn’t it funny how what dead people want to “eat” is your brain. They’re everywhere I tell ya, everywhere.
er…. sorry Thomas, I kinda got carried away thinking about your poem and Dead people. But I have to admit, I was looking over my shoulder as I read.A 5 snaps, and 2 hell yes, poem. Thanks Thomas!
Curt
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Thank you, my friend. I appreciate it.
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Love this. To the point and I know what you mean. Well said.
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Thank you.
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I wonder what it is that makes them think they’re alive. I haven’t been fishing since I was 4, but I do love my tent time. Brilliant write
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Thank you so much Willow.
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Thank you. You’re the best. I just put up a new video.
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Yes, I feel these words.
Fishing and cooking your catch on an open fire is one of great pleasures in life.
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Thanks
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Poverty is trauma from which very few survive unscathed.The survival instinct is probably just slightly more powerful than its opposite … oblivion.
You’re amazing and you probably don’t even know it.
Take care Paula.🙏
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Dang that’s deep and sad, be good lady
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Read MoreWith eyelids drawn, I look on, to a dawn that is now gone. So, I call on bygone dawnings, as I am an indrawn man. There is a spawning within the darkness of my shut lids. But I am sure my dawning will come, and the...
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Thank you.
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Can’t comment on your work so here it is, it’s exquisite and I enjoy reading about how you write on trauma. Bravo!
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Well, this makes me think of a fallen angel, caught in the dilemma of righteousness and vengence. By the grace of God, perhaps, yet there is an underlying energy here too. I like the whirlwind of thoughts going on here. I can sense your struggle through your words, quite easily. Well expressed Crimson.