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    Hey Poetspeak!

    Hey Poetspeak!the boxheads aregathered on the cornerresistant to concedetheir absence.they're waiting, wondering, why theyhaven't been invitedhere, to shout,or pout, or spend aa few months.Your abstract paintings, nimble,eternal, and potentneed a new place to hang.your gritty abstract wordsspray paintedacross the...

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    • I saw the title and had to check it out. lol
      I remember the block heads or was it box heads?
      We’ll see if they make an appearance or if they are retired drinking a Mai Tai in Hawaii. Lol

      • Aha – it WAS box heads. Must fix that. Thanks for the comment, Adel. 🙂

    • Perhaps their heads are too thick to fit here. LOL.
      What an awesome, whimsical calling out to PS. Hopefully he sees this and picks up his slack!

      • Time will tell. He popped into my head so…. Thanks for the comment, Styx. 🙂

    • He has been popping in on the site. But you never know he may see this and pop up this week.

      • He popped into my head so I wrote it. Thanks for the comment Fia.

    • Ha! Forgotten about Box Head. I hope PS submits his artwork in here. He gifted me such a piece and it now holds such a poignant place in my world. You do him justice here.

    • Cleverly penned, Tim. What a tribute to the man himself. Speak, is one of a kind. Hope he sees this. Amazing write my friend. Appreciate you.

      Damian

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    Bumpy Wheel

    As usual, I grab the wrong grocery cart and go bumpity-bumpity down the aisle. Maybe there's a wad of gum or something stuck to a wheel. I bend down to see. A jelly bean! For goodness sake! For the prices Piggly Wiggly charges,...

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    • I enjoyed how this came full circle.
      It started with an irritating bumpy grocery car wheel then at the end he didn’t care about his dented rim.
      It’s symbolic because it shows movement your write. How your day can start out mundane but end on a high note.
      I enjoyed the read:)

    • Thank you so much. I’m glad you enjoyed it.

    • I go through the same dilemma with the shopping carts, Sam. I always get the one that feels like there’s an earthquake commencing. How funny! I loved how you allowed your reader to follow through your excursion from aisle to aisle, frozen foods and pink toenails. What a gem. Much enjoyed…and I love this photo of you, too!

    • Thank you, Kelly. There are the ones that won’t steer straight, also. I tell my single 34 year-old son to spend more time at the grocery store.

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    Breakfast in Krakow

    Breakfast in Krakow For a moment or two,I watched herfrom across the table opposite me and there leaning over her shoulder,I saw a vision of someyoung woman whom I used to know so very well .. Indeed on that...

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    Leftover Love

    Leftover Love   i never dreamedyou'd walk awayleaving me to figure outthe small stuff,with a bottle of Grey Goose Vodkaand a mattress fit for a king...but here i amat two in the morningwide awakedefying gravity,taking shots of Jack Danielsplaying solitaireupon the...

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    • You took me into this scene. I felt this.

    • Powerfully penned, Kelly. Excellent write my friend. Appreciate you.

      Damian

    • Figuring out the small stuff can be overwhelming! Thank god for solitaire.
      I enjoy the sound and feel of shuffling a deck of cards. It takes away all the noise in your head.
      That’s where my mind took me while reading this. Feeling this and really putting myself in the scene.
      Loved this!

    • Hello Adelphina! I very much enjoy playing solitaire, too…and you’re right, it does calm down the noise in your head. It was the perfect fit for this poem too, I think. Thank you so much for your review. I am most thrilled to meet you!

    • readin this hits hard so full of pain I’ve been there but that is the nature of love isn’t it to bring us so much pleasure then so much pain no way around it… great write ❤️

    • its that kind of stuff that will always get in the way and stops us in our tracks every time isn’t it .. the guy was a fool .. and just between you n me .. I know a good hitman who owes me a favour or two .. write on K .. N

    • Beautiful piece….sad but beautiful.🙏

    • Love….it’s a blessing and a curse at the same time. They just take turns. This is a sad one, Kelly. All those lonely people on youtube could probably relate in their own way to this. There’s always meaning behind your poems. 🙂

    • Thank you, Tim. So good to finally see the man behind the poet!

    • It took me a while before I got “used to” a lonely bed. Kelly, your poem hits home, and all I can think to say is, it’s a hard task sleeping in a lonely bed, where memories linger and the smell of them remains, even after many washings of sheets.

      How about a game of gin rummy, over a triple shot of Black Label on the rocks? ;0)

      Curt

    • You are a very good writer yaknow.
      And, you must be pretty young, because Jack Daniels is for the younger crowd (so I’ve seen, lol) and we older folks sip Jim Beam. Of course there’s Jamison, but it feels stereotypical when I drink it, LOL.
      You ensnare us with all the intricate details within your writes. The thread count sheets, as an example. That is precision detail.
      You could easily carry a longer write, and we would be most grateful, because you write so well. It’s good to have you here, you bring quite the talent.

    • Wow, you sure know how to articulate a compliment! Thank you most kindly for acknowledging the precision detail in my work. I strive for that, that and writing with the brevity of words. I do have lengthier pieces, which I will be posting soon. It’s good to be here. I am quite comfortable in the company of kindness! You’ve made my day. Thank you, again!

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