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Thaw
A Poem by
UnendingOceans
Thaw Cross the river roses/petals falling together we will dance and sing and every bell will ring the sound will collect in the rainfall. ..
Sundrop/Moonlight
A Poem by
UnendingOceans
Sundrop/Moonlight Life goes on now that you and I have reached the point we can no longer be reliant upon. It grows stronger, that urge to t..
Far Away
A Poem by
UnendingOceans
“Far Away” I walked and watched the sun descend - it plunged slowly into the ground and while I looked a bird flew by a song of j..
Bathing Coda
A Poem by
UnendingOceans
I'm twisting the conventional meaning of CODA (Children Of Deaf Adults) here, and in doing so I mean no disrespect to anyone who identifies as such.
Into Night
A Poem by
UnendingOceans
Inspired by the music of Patti Smith.
Fountain and Flower
A Poem by
UnendingOceans
I’ve seen him before, amidst the trees in the park where he parted the underbrush and said, “found you!” I’ve watched ..
Beat-Jazz in a Minute of Soul
A Poem by
UnendingOceans
Hear this, fear this, or maybe just see this: Jazz-rap spits syllables simmering just below boiling behind a brother who knows anger, lives in und..
Nails Scratch the Floorboards
A Poem by
UnendingOceans
I never want to ask another soul just what they feel when they turn off all the lights and have only themselves to blame. Let’s do that th..
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A Poem by
UnendingOceans
Talk to him in your dreams look up through shimmering water to see his face feel like drowning. You expect him happy. And if he fails you watc..
Long Road (trippin’ with no one but myself)
A Poem by
UnendingOceans
Similar, at least in form, to "Chill out." Another prose poem.
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