Relic : Writing

A Tree Poem

A Tree Poem

A Poem by Relic


Those mighty trees that spread their armswere once as tall as you.And none have felt the sweeping strokesof what a saw could do.Yet underneath those s..
The Ten Commandments of Writers Cafe.

The Ten Commandments of Writers Cafe.

A Story by Relic


Hope you enjoy them.
Writers Cafe rules 1-10

Writers Cafe rules 1-10

A Story by Relic


A tongue in cheek posting from 2012.
Two separate trains

Two separate trains

A Poem by Relic


Long days at work often lead to daydreaming ~ do they not?
Moments with a Kyoto Geisha

Moments with a Kyoto Geisha

A Poem by Relic


Moments With A Kyoto GeishaWhile rain tapped on the window,meditating the previous yearof ..
Exodus

Exodus

A Poem by Relic


A dented and paint-wornred metal bucket,half full of water,its spaghetti-thin handlesqueaky when lifteddug painfully into the fingersof the aged man's..
A Cemetery Stroll

A Cemetery Stroll

A Poem by Relic


As a cemetery workerItrudged through thegrounds in six inchesof fresh snowsurrounded by tombstonesand monuments.She walked a hundred feetahead of me. ..
Passion in the Rain: A Memory

Passion in the Rain: A Memory

A Poem by Relic


Iwill always rememberSophia from Spain,my Spanish Seductorain a backless, red dress, fit tight.In an erotic fandango,on that romantic rainy night,over..
Clouds

Clouds

A Poem by Relic


Cumulus PeopleTheir heads in the clouds.I watch them,witness themon streets,benches,trains.They seem to float,their eyes compelledto stare intocell ph..
Writers Cafe - Once in a while, they still come back.

Writers Cafe - Once in a while, they still come ba..

A Poem by Relic


Once in a while,as though pulled in by some desireor force,some decide to take a ride backto Writers Cafe.It's not always a long visit, yetthey still ..

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