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POEM “Sounds”
When I satAt the barI only heardThe crowdMumblingTalkin’Gossiping…The only thing I concludedIsI’m lostIn and betweenSounds…. Continue reading
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POEM “Virgins”
He, carryingIt, The Eastern sinAnd dying with it -We all know what It is – Virginity.And as he carriedHis VirginityWith himTo his graveHe lost it allAnd himselfHe gave- Simply,He never was there. Continue reading
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POEM “Change”
He might have said”Still the same sexBut a different person”And that would be anImplication of aDifferent Change. Continue reading
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POEM “Ink”
Some of us in Books Use A canvasSome of us UsePlain paperSome of usUseBrush some penAnd some pencilAnd some uf us Use A MachineAnd it all ends upLike this- we use Ink. Continue reading
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POEM “Beggar”
“An address of welcome”Is every BeggarsDream,And every BeggarsDream…Is ruinedBecause they are simplyNot welcome”We meant a specialKind of Beggar” Continue reading
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ESSAY “Tradition”
I base my own opinion of it on my personal experience of looking at photographies of passed away authors, mostly from the literary era of modernism of the twentieth century. No need even to mention them, we all know who I mean, the artists of the twentienth century, mostly form the first half. Looking at… Continue reading
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POEM “Scream”
I thoughtQuentin saved Benji”The family didn’t care”I thought Popay was Marcel ProustAnd that heHad no SanctuaryAnd that The Wild PalmsWill bloomWhen there’s Light.”So we all screamed, together””And were furious about it.” Continue reading
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POEM “He said it himself”
He narrated himself’cause he knewWhat it means”To fight for memory”- he said it himselfLoudly, as he wroteHis autobiography Continue reading
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POEM “Mr. Donnely”
Mr. Donnely saidHe knows allAbout it…He pointed his fingerTo the young manAs if warning him“There will beA lot of stuffIn it”And the young manBlushed, politelySaying “Thank you” Continue reading
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POEM “Polly”
Polly fell in loveWith a guyThe motherWas divine about itTolerated PollysInnocence- ’cause PollyDid not yet knowWhat awaits herWith men. Continue reading
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