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failure to launchA Poem by Red Brick KeshnerPoetry finds us, every minute of every day. The question is, are we able to recognise poetry when it stares us in the face? |
Sorry, you don't make the cutA Poem by Red Brick Keshner.tentative stepsacross this gardena weeded junglesprouted gremlin-likewalk away throughbelladonna overrunseething poisonauger jaundiced sun lick abras.. |
4G-ealousyA Poem by Red Brick KeshnerText walking, text driving,text dreaming, text romancing....that is all you ever do;I don't even bother anymore.It's good for you to press send your l.. |
Supporting fellow Café writer!A Story by Red Brick KeshnerIt's placed on Amazon's kindle store in the UK; The Writing Group, is more about poems and thoughts that have been transcribed in a poetic fashion w.. |
timeout!A Poem by Red Brick Keshner~ impressIONS ~ |
voice of one goneA Poem by Red Brick Keshner |
warmthA Poem by Red Brick Keshnerhaiku |
wingsA Poem by Red Brick KeshnerLight as a feathered feuilletontransported on wings of jubilant breath,so go wandering, thought of our soulson carpets that soar vast skies of imagini.. |
ginkoA Poem by Red Brick Keshnerhere are two versions, the first and the redacted immediately following. Which do you like better? |
loosey gooseyA Poem by Red Brick Keshner. ponder without plunderingthat which you have put a ringwonder without wanderingas you cast each crumb and string. . . without slandering. . . witho.. |
after war, peaceA Poem by Red Brick Keshner.bridge of light flashesblue oceans cross currentsrainbow cloudless skies. |
homeA Poem by Red Brick Keshner. thoughts for that House that Time builtwhere a life had been lovingly wrappedin emotion and garlanded with thoughts:share with us, like unto .. |
moist cheeksA Poem by Red Brick Keshnersilent glow |
branches of a treeA Poem by Red Brick Keshner |
long nightA Poem by Red Brick Keshner |
reminiscingA Poem by Red Brick Keshnermemory is a child seen and waiting to be heard |
outbackA Poem by Red Brick Keshner |
acceptance tooA Poem by Red Brick Keshner |
TomorrowA Poem by Red Brick Keshner |