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The NoseA Poem by Gary McDonaldWhy do men never speak of the noseI ask myself, as she does smilea slender slither of the smoothest skinthat secludes the eye and shadows the smilethe.. |
synesthesiA Poem by aaaaThis is a poem about synesthesi the disease that causes your mind to mix up senses |
Adrien BrodyA Poem by Crazy Cat ManA poem on the confidence of Adrien Brody. |
Snow LoveA Poem by MaryWinter is cold, but I sometimes think snow has personality. This poem came to me on my drive into work this morning (driving through some flurries of.. |
CarrotsA Story by Naomi BloomA companion piece to "Candy." About my childhood hatred for carrots. |
Tuber EnvyA Poem by Studio DongoThe snowman thought it was funny to impersonate Bugs Bunny, but the psychologist did not even smile in response to his energetic, "What's up, Doc?" |
HerA Poem by WillHer eyes: Majestic, crystalline, and blue. Her hair: Silky, shining, and gold Her skin: Soft, smooth and pale Her nose: Small, poi.. |
A Self Portrait of Me, Myself and IA Poem by DyeFor Self Portrait Contest |
Poodle-do-itA Poem by UC PoikaA narrative sonnet about dogs and their sniffers. |
Sweet NothingsA Poem by ArchaicDreamerSweet nothings whispered in your ear... |
The Mr StickA Story by Charles BadmoneThe Mr Sticky His a Probably A Good Book |
a description of a fictional characterA Story by Shapirtaa description of someone - please read and review! |
The SelfA Poem by Robert RonnowWhat kind of day was it. Cleanthe house. Notice the full moon.Read a sheaf of old poems.Listen to jazz tunes. Open mail.Refuse to make of it morethan .. |
We Like TreesA Poem by Robert RonnowWe like trees.Rocks. Crows.Trees are good.Shade. Food. Wood.If they leave,we'll leave, too.Snow. How comesome there, none here.Sun can killor be fun.G.. |
Jones' NoseA Poem by Robert RonnowTheir unspoken opinionsare like a pot of unknowable, unnamed meatsincluding skunk partsone morsel of filet mignonFamily or workplacelonger the hours, .. |
And the Winner isA Poem by Alfred Kukitza short cabin fever monologue |
Come Along for a WalkA Poem by Alfred KukitzAn invitation |