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CODEPENDENT SOILED LINEN
By Ailish NicPhaidin Pharaoh Thutmose III Built his famous obelisks So immortality and eternity Would meld together As an unassailable...
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HABITUALLY ABUSED
By Erebus I look up the stairs and I remember that face. That smiling face ever so friendly. I was alone, I wanted to play. I climbed up...
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RAIN AND SALT
By Alberto Arecchi It rains. It rains on the parched desert as in my haywire heart. Â Bitter rain, load of salt: salt tears of peoples...
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ONCE YOUR HEART STOPS BEATING, THE BLOOD COLLECTS
By Isabel del Rio Once your heart stops beating, the blood collects in those parts of the body closest to the ground and which, for now,...
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CRASH
By SJWildling Magnetised Pulled / like the moon controls the ocean's tide, Waves, from rising Eddies and swirls /the Crashing...
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WHOLESOME, HEALTHY LOVE POEM
By Oscar Nicholson Put me on a pedestal, I want bliss Write me blood-strewn letters And wrap me up with memories Of lovers you miss Box...
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ORANGES
By Jean Tuomey I will always remember the village whose name I forget, nestled high in the Troodos mountains. Tourists, Â Â without a map...
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DREAMS
By Kay Loveday I met you in my dreams last night As I waited at the theatre door You wrapped me in a warm embrace That left me wanting...
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IN CONVERSATION WITH EMILY
By Abigail Ottley There you are, my lady in white, drifting ghost-like through my lamp-lit bedroom. Your hair hangs loose, the colour of...
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SKELETON STATE
By Catherine Davies Small state, skeleton state, flesh slashed from limbs, the ligaments and tendons starved to the bones, the debt...
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LET IT FALL
By Murray Eiland Butterflies float, silent specters in the air, hovering over withering flowers, their wings darkening in the thin spring...
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WHO TO BLAME
By John Ganshaw It’s so apparent to the naked eye that bears witness to the injustice that thrives around us, every minute of every day....
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GRIEF IS JUST LOVE WITHOUT A HOME
By Jase Delaney I don’t know what the time is, in fact I just don’t care I’m sitting by the river, with more pain than I can bear  I’ve...
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SOULLESS
By Karyn Little I chose to ignore the droplets of red as they left a trail with every step you took away from me. Â It was only when I...
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THE PASSING RIVER
By Darren Lynch Unfurled by the smooth concrete dawn ….  Skin of tethered squares  Petals of horse gripped cloaks Highways of desert...
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GOD MORNING
By Alex Padina I looked into the eye of the sun only because it was half hidden in the clouds, cloaked in dusk’s evanescence. ‘Tis odd...
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IMAGO
By Lewis Brown The sun was bright there was water on the road and I drove into the glow. You ever have a dream like that? One that felt...
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BODY PARTS
By Coups. A pair of thighs walk down the street. They wear a snug, navy skirt just above the knee, tights with two small ladders in them....
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INDIGESTIBLE WORDS
By Jules Rogers Words weaved over the years, lugged around in a heavy suitcase, they stopped spewing out when death stepped in. Words...
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THE RAGE & WAIL OF A WOMAN
By Lucy Joyelle Inanna I want to smash 1000 plates hard against the walls in a room & scream in anger & pain  Wail loud, dripping in...
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