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A Celebration of Life
A Poem by
Kelly Scheppers
...a tribute to John Lennon
A Cacophony of Silence
A Poem by
Kelly Scheppers
A Cacophony of Silencenotes of cashmereand languid sips of Chardonnaycomplement the evening shadeof another October,where a cacophony of silencestru..
Yellow Noise
A Poem by
Kelly Scheppers
Yellow Noisemy soul has waned from withering needno sunrise warm to foster me no yellow noise to lull.
Flesh for Fantasy
A Poem by
Kelly Scheppers
Flesh for Fantasy a symmetry of sighs and lithesome limbs climaxed to the silhouette of an opened chemise, the hush as i..
An Opus of Nature
A Poem by
Kelly Scheppers
An Opus of Nature photography by Kelly Scheppers an opus of nature creates everyday rembrandt’s in high resolutio..
An Epitaph to Summer
A Poem by
Kelly Scheppers
An Epitaph to Summer I am bidding farewell to summer. Muted fragments of June and July have all been tucked away like Zuzu’s ..
Impasse
A Poem by
Kelly Scheppers
Impasseshe sleeps aloneher body prone to the fetal position, passively yielding to the overt pain of neglect,the carnal effect of spooning.Art by ..
Hindsight
A Poem by
Kelly Scheppers
Hindsight Were they brown… Were they green… I know I must have seen.
The Vocation of an Afternoon Sun
A Poem by
Kelly Scheppers
The Vocation of an Afternoon Sun It was a summer of preadolescent years. I was playing hopscotch on a cement walk as grandmother pre..
I Am So Sorry Sometimes
A Poem by
Kelly Scheppers
I Am So Sorry SometimesI am so sorry sometimesthat I’ll never see Paris in the springthat I never had a church weddingor learned how to play..
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