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A Poem by Vol
I was a kaleidoscope for the
longest time.
I could spin like a Dervish
and from every
angle a new shade of crimson
or blue was there
to..
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A Poem by Vol
Don’t you dare die on me
you son-of-a b*tch,
Betelgeuse...
Orion’s Shoulder! I mean!
C’mon,
You have been there through..
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A Poem by Vol
It was
poetry night at The Brew;
people
laughed and clapped backs,
ordered
their espressos and lattes,
found
a chair, sat at tables and lo..
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A Poem by Vol
I
remember that slow burn
when
the kindling was ashes
and
the logs caught yellow
and
blue-- The wink of embers
in
a drift of b..
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A Poem by Vol
Just another poet,
straight,
gray ponytail,
dangles
down her back,
gaunt
hands make elegant,
slow
movements while she
listens.
She
..
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A Poem by Vol
Waiting
for the mic
at
Bean Central...
See
that one over there
with
the scowl carved
around
the corner of his mouth,
and
the heavy..
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A Poem by Vol
At my age, I have found
fantasy is the seasoning
to make reality palatable.
Your red smile, flashes of
white
and the curl of..
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A Poem by Vol
A perfect circledoes not exist in nature,nor a straight line, butthereisa perfect point.
I’ve known about sandspurs
since
the first time I wo..
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A Poem by Vol
Out here in these
woods,
my home rests on a
hill
where we cut a shelf to make
room for a patio, the house
and ten feet of front ..
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A Poem by Vol
My roots are long and deep,
they curl
through dirt, between rock and
water,
seeking more in the
underground darkness
of an earlier..
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