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A Poem by Vol
She
whispers and tickles
just inside your ear,
"Let me
show you something!"
You know her sea is
deep
and
green
and blue
and sailing ther..
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A Poem by Vol
It
is nasty here in this broken down
prison.
It’s
old, has
holes wheremortarheld it together before
back
surgerywas
a band aid.
At
l..
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A Poem by Vol
ETHEREAL
I’ve read the ancients
could not see blue
and
it was the last color named. How,
I
wonder, did the sky appear to them,
or..
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A Poem by Vol
Have I
died yet,
I
wonder?
The
whole business
takes
so long.
I
wonder
why?
Especially
since
a
long time isn’t,
really.
A..
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A Poem by Vol
I’d
never heard of Jefferson, Texas,
but
we stopped at their local Micky’s
for
a large, unsweet iced tea.
I
waited while you ..
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A Poem by Vol
When they took her head,or
his,the only thing left wasone lastspark of lightglimpsed as eyesrolled and tumbled,
one last roar of the crowd,
and..
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A Poem by Vol
I am afraid to writeabout
Plato’s cave.I
have no confidence thatanyone
new has explored itsdepths
and will have an ideawhat
I’m tal..
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A Poem by Vol
I
have said before
that
my brain
has
a mind of its own...
and
I have no reason
to
lie.
But
there you were
with
all that mass
con..
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A Poem by Vol
I’ve
got the chills.
I
don’t like it here where the pieces
of
my puzzle are scattered across
the
room and down the hall.
It&r..
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A Poem by Vol
Berserker.
Unrestrained.
Grinning.
Do
I look like the kind of man
who
would let guilt ride his neck
like
a monkey?
Or
pity t..
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