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• 9 months ago

Walking in the Dark

Poetry

October 30, 2025

11

With furrowed browand a soul full ofsorrow,I trudge thelonely road ofperdition.Providence guides meas I stumble and fall.Not even sex orchocolatecan save me now.

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11 Comments
- Neville
  9 months ago
  
  When it gets that bad around here, I generally reach for my first edition copy of Leonard Norman Cohens New Skin for an Old Ceremony and everything immediately begins to look n feel more rosy .. Smashing post today sir T .. write on .. Neville 👍👍
  - Thomas W. Case
    9 months ago
    
    Right on. I love Cohen.
    - Neville
      8 months, 4 weeks ago
      
      Halleluiah 😎👍
- Visions_of_Insanity
  9 months ago
  
  Cool poem Thomas. Can feel the burn.
  - Thomas W. Case
    9 months ago
    
    Much appreciated.
- Willow
  9 months ago
  
  I feel that. Chocolate though…popcorn is more my demon. Still can’t save
  - Thomas W. Case
    9 months ago
    
    lol. Thanks, Willow.
- Damian DeadLove
  9 months ago
  
  Powerfully penned, Thomas. Excellent write my friend. Appreciate you.
  
  Damian
  - Thomas W. Case
    9 months ago
    
    Thank you, my friend.
- Knight
  8 months, 4 weeks ago
  
  I enjoy walking in the dark when I am low. I enjoyed your poem.
  Just the other day I trudged through the woods after nightfall with the dogs.
  I also like the picture. a long exposure.
  Regards
  James
- Thomas W. Case
  8 months, 3 weeks ago
  
  Thank you.
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• 9 months ago

Old Sunlight

Poetry, Uncategorized

October 30, 2025

4

Old Sunlight Time, it did, for sure stand still there .. The mirrors well and truly cracked, with dead flowers laid upon the empty window sill there and tired old sunlight straining through torn net curtains while a single dust mote pirouettes then dies there .. The same old photographs with...

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4 Comments
- Thomas W. Case
  9 months ago
  
  Wow. I’m stunned. Brilliant work, my friend. On many levels.
  - Neville
    9 months ago
    
    Thanks a million brother T .. that’ll do far more than just nicely .. Cheers, Neville 😎👍
- Damian DeadLove
  9 months ago
  
  Powerfully penned, Neville. Love the layers and depth of this write my friend. Excellent work. Appreciate you.
  
  Damian
  - Neville
    9 months ago
    
    Cheers Damian .. Neville 😎👍
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• 9 months ago

Three toddlers wore rain

Poetry

October 29, 2025

9

In the yard, in the fogof a heavy downpour,two toddlers wore rainlike tight-fitted jeanswhich clung to them soggyin moments of gleewith a spin and a spreethey giggled and laughed,a thousand thuds,as each soaking thudof their shiny red bootsforced a...

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9 Comments
- Adelphina
  9 months ago
  
  Oh! This reminds me of when me and my brother would play in the rain when we were kids.
  In the front yard we didn’t have stickers so we would be barefoot. Lol
  Good times!
  - Tim
    9 months ago
    
    I did it in high school one day with a friend. We kicked a can in the front of the school in pouring rain and kids were watching from the windows. He’s since passed away so I’ll always remember that day being glad we did it. 🙂
    
    And yeah, us kids also ran in yards in the rain leaving our parents aghast. lol
    
    Thank you for the comment, Adelly. 🙂
- Crimsin
  9 months ago
  
  childhood was full of such days for me I’ve always been an outdoor person this is beautiful Tim ❤️
  - Tim
    9 months ago
    
    Thanks so much Crimsin. I appreciate your comment. 🙂
- Thomas W. Case
  9 months ago
  
  Powerful. So true.
  - Tim
    9 months ago
    
    Thanks Thomas.
- Damian DeadLove
  9 months ago
  
  Beautifully penned, Tim. Excellent write with a nostalgic flavor my friend. Nicely done. Appreciate you.
  
  Damian
  - Tim
    9 months ago
    
    Thank you, Damian.
- goldenmyst
  7 months, 2 weeks ago
  
  Time you word painted a vision of innocence here. I am enchanted by the scene you wrote so well. You captured the joy of childhood wonderfully and i enjoyed this much.
  
  John
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