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The Little B*****d

The Little B*****d

A Poem by Relic


The Little B*****d~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~Iwish I'd seen him in Fairmountwith a Stetson hat, blue jeans, and boots;or with his collar turned up on a ra..
I will plant daffodils if you want.

I will plant daffodils if you want.

A Poem by Relic


I will plant daffodils at your grave.When they've grownand blossomed, when they're huggedby an apricot-colored sun,I'll see them exist,cheerful in sm..
Writers Cafe - Once in a while, they still come back.

Writers Cafe - Once in a while, they still come ba..

A Poem by Relic


Once in a while,as though pulled in by some desireor force,some decide to take a ride backto Writers Cafe.It's not always a long visit, yetthey still ..
We Call It Poetry

We Call It Poetry

A Poem by Relic


An old one on the observation of poets.
Two toddlers wore rain

Two toddlers wore rain

A Poem by Relic


In the yard, in the fogof a heavy downpour two toddlers wore the rainlike tight-fitted jeans which clung to them so soggy, and yet ~ in moments of ..
Paper fish

Paper fish

A Poem by Relic


A variation on another poem I wrote.
Echoes of You

Echoes of You

A Poem by Relic


~Echoes of You~Your ghost hides in the corners of our wrinkled sheets,reaching out transparent hands to grasp at my foolishness.I've never enjoyed swi..
the wind will not stop sighing.

the wind will not stop sighing.

A Poem by Relic


~~~The wind will not stop sighing. Its words are insistent and foreign, hour after hour... It runs through the fields and sprints through tr..
The eyes.

The eyes.

A Poem by Relic


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