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2026-06-22
Always look forward to these
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| The worm-
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2026-06-22
Another amazing poem. Blessed to have read it.
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| THE MIRROR SEES IT ALL
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2026-06-22
Tantalizing and sensual. I love it.
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| THE FUTCHER UNFOLDS BEFORE US
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2026-06-22
Ain’t no choice but to keep moving
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| When air lays hands on the world
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2026-06-22
An unfamiliar resister maybe but one you wield well.
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| The Final Voyage
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2026-06-22
Your endings have gotten better and better. Also what a wonderful meditative poem
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| True pertecters
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2026-06-22
Cuteeee
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| on the blue ridge
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2026-06-22
Aside from everything else this poem does well I really want to applaud your rhyming
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| evening
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2026-06-22
This really is quite beautiful. It aches. But a lovely ache.
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| What He Wasn’t
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2026-06-22
A wonderful ode for your father which I feel blessed to read. The ending turned my eyes misty.
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| Wayward
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2026-06-22
That last line really is a punch to the throat. Nice.
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| 3 C poems
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2026-06-22
I love each of them and not only do I love each of them but I think all three of them but especially the first two are some of your best poems for the way they create a whole world in just short verse. Bravo.
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| murmur of whiskers
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2026-06-22
Reading this to my cat right now haha
Lovely verse
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| Meuse in late October
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2026-06-22
A truly wonderful description. This genre of travel vignettes is sorely missed nowadays and I thank you for blessing us with it
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| random thought
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2026-06-22
Never a day I’m not thinking of Larry on the Bay
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| Fleeting
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2026-06-20
Wowwwwwwwwwwwwww
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| Cheaper Than a New Car
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2026-06-19
I love this. Reminds me of William Carlos Williams’ poems.
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| Plain Jane
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2026-06-19
Ride with the mob, Alhamdulillah
Check in with me and do your job
Ferg is the name, Ben Baller did the chain
Tourneau for the watch, presi Plain Jane
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| strength
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2026-06-19
I’ve tried to write poems like this all my life but couldn’t I’m so jealous of you
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| Sanguine
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2026-06-19
Wow felt like I was dropped in the middle of a dialogue and then plunged back out
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| melded roads
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2026-06-19
Amazing! I love the effervescence of this one
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| SEARCHING FOR LUDO
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2026-06-19
What a beautiful fucking poem. My god. My cat ran away last night. Luckily I found her but I feel this poem in my bones.
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| You and Me now Us
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2026-06-19
Wow you really knocked this villanelle out the park
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| Enough
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2026-06-18
This is beautiful
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| Sneeze
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2026-06-18
What a fabulous ending! I also love the couplets leading into the final triplet.
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| THE HEX OF THE WOULD-BE KING
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2026-06-18
Amazing! More of this please
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| first snow
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2026-06-18
I love how the poem conformed to meet that ending
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| Fear: Cloudburst
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2026-06-18
A charged poem! A truly charged poem.
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| Pernormal
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2026-06-18
Remarkable
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| Echoes
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2026-06-18
Oh wow. That ending. It’s gonna stick with me.
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| TWO CLAWS FOR BIRDS
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2026-06-18
Whoaaa this one is a banger
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| CEREMONY, n. - A WASH, n.
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2026-06-18
Man you should rewrite the whole dictionary
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| The Unpacking
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2026-06-18
What a realistic picture you’ve wanted
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| Yet another hospital test
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2026-06-18
Yer a legend Alan
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| One Day I Woke Up Early
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2026-06-18
What a quaint and curious poem. I love it.
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| Bonded
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2026-06-18
What imagery!
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| When I close my eyes I see eyelids
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2026-06-18
Nice one
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| NOW, n.
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2026-06-16
Nice one, this
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| rested quill
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2026-06-16
Ahh reminds me of Keats: Here lies one whose name was writ in water.
Wonderful poem this one
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| rain-slick steps
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2026-06-16
A brief but poignant piece. I like it, especially it’s muted ness.
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| IT SEEMS DEATH HAS BETTER PLANS
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2026-06-16
A potent poem; one that arrested me with the personification of death.
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| BLOSSOM
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2026-06-16
A wonderful meditative poem that’s a joy to read.
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| when ?
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2026-06-16
You’re asking questions I never have. What a joy to read!
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| TOY FOR THE END OF THE WORLD
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2026-06-16
I concur with Allen. That last stanza is stunning.
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| Diagnosis
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2026-06-16
Stunning use of anaphora. Great piece.
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| tropezarse (meaning to stumble in Spanish)
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2026-06-16
Hmm a poem to ponder on. At least for me.
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| Mens sana in corpore sano
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2026-06-16
Clever as always
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| Too Many Forty-Sevens
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2026-06-15
The mundane made adventure! Good one
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| The Platypus
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2026-06-15
I love this! A brilliant meditation on humanity through the personified lens of a platypus
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| If there is a God
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2026-06-15
I don’t believe in God but God believes in me
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from Nepal