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A Poem by Vol
The
Thirteenth Century,
like
all the others,
came
and went..
Everyone
born,
died.
Clotho
spun them,
Lachesis
wove them,
Clotho
..
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A Poem by Vol
It
is painful
here in this broken down
prison.
It’s old, has holes where
morter
used to hold it together before
back
surgery was..
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A Poem by Vol
The ax
swings
in
a precision arc
and
bites deep into
the
bole of one more tree.
Again
and again.
Large
chunks of wood
fling
ou..
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A Poem by Vol
Dad.
Oh,
Yeah.
Charismatic,
Iwo Jima blond god.
Opinionated,
impatient Superman.
Said,
“You old enough for coffee?
Drink
it stra..
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A Poem by Vol
Framed
between
Steeples
and clock tower,
the
wounded moon
hangs
shrouded in a saffron
veil.
A
gale from off the ocean
blows
..
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A Poem by Vol
There is
a song I remember that asks
“Does anybody really know
what time it is?”
Probably not, and in the pages
of time,
..
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A Poem by Vol
The clay
pot on the ground
near
the well holds the breath
of
distant stars inside its dark
yet
goes unnoticed.
It
is cracked and chip..
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A Poem by Vol
You
arrived like an azure
sky
over the Llano Estacado.
It
was for the very first time, your
eyes
sparkled, face upturned
to
check me out...
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A Poem by Vol
I’ve
been a sentient tree
for
most of my life. And
it’s
that time of year, you know.
I
wake up, and everything except
me
is ..
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A Poem by Vol
There
was a time when
I
was trapped in a tidal pool
floating
dismembered
and
disconnected,
looking
for whatever it was
that
b..
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