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Lamentation for the Chicken BoyA Poem by Amorette Duvannesanother love poem. absolutely typical. thank god no one ever actually likes me. |
Remember Remember the 5th of DecemberA Poem by Amorette Duvannessomething really nice happened yesterday and they were on the two different ends of the spectrum of nice, and the contrast was poem-worthy - as per. |
Arbeit Macht FreiA Poem by Amorette Duvannesplease see "authors note" below for disclaimers |
Stockholme's SyndromeA Poem by Amorette DuvannesFoxtrot, I have summoned you againA halcyon grunt, desultory groansFor a zenith of you and I.ich werde dauern, you beguile meThroat me down, your endu.. |
Dame DemocideA Poem by Amorette DuvannesHark the b*****d soulThe elicit mourning cry of the black-wedged widowWeathering wires for Zeus, O mighty footOf all contemptSpears edge to the great,.. |
The Pilgrim's OdysseyA Poem by Amorette DuvannesI am about to call your bluffThe theft on the bulbul's woman's stakeMy heart, a concentrated pulpDispossessed of it's leverage,Calling ransom.I favour.. |
Stillborn SoliloquyA Poem by Amorette Duvannesi was angry... go figure |
where poets go to dieA Poem by radio ravenWhere fixing our blues dresses and red ties,The castle shadow hide our grey makeup And we smile and take a bow. |
The Very LastA Poem by Amorette Duvannesi don't agree with the ideals i have conceptualised in this poem, but that doesn't mean they were any less warranted. |
EightA Poem by Amorette Duvannesthis gets unintentionally sad in the middle, but it's actually about something happy, for me -- I hope it's okay. (see author's note for further detai.. |
The Sunny and The WretchedA Poem by Amorette Duvannesi am very very tired and delusional as i write this -- i hope it will warrant your forgiveness on account of the following monstrosity, but i shall po.. |
One for the WritersA Poem by indigoI'd like to think that words are for the blessed. I mean, to be able to articulate is extraordinary. And since we all use words, that would mean we're.. |
Where Flowers BloomA Poem by Alene ParrThe fantastical world of poetry. |
When The Poetry StopsA Poem by Anshuman DashWhen the poetry stopsI shall take a deep breathand then look backinto the eyes of my pastand it shall show meA forgotten legacy -A memoir, a gift ;a c.. |
I Admire PoetsA Poem by Eddie DavisHumbly dedicated to the masters of poetry on Writer's Cafe. |
My Sick EyesA Poem by Amorette DuvannesFor the man I must routinely pronounce my "father". I hope he reads this someday. We both deserve that much. |
Organ DonorsA Story by avant security guardI'm, like, on the outside, looking in |