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A Poem by Vol
I love
the swordplay of our .
quiet
times together,
fencing
with tender touches
and
upraised glances; quicksilver cuts,
afraid
we might ..
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A Poem by Vol
instinct
skills
caves
hunt
gather
language
village
trade
walls
hovels
agriculture
tribes
politics
routes
towns
laws
cities
king..
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A Poem by Vol
Everytime I try to sleep, a
dark wind blows through me,
its airy arms loaded with
gales of chaos, someone’s
cackling laughter, ..
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A Poem by Vol
A dry
leaf scuttles into non-sensual contact
with
the water to sail a little while in the wind;
my
reverie always jostled
by noisy people
..
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A Poem by Vol
When
we talk shop and
turn
ourselves inside out,
something
with no name
happens
that is not macro,
not
quantum. It is a thing
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A Poem by Vol
I Picked
strawberries
At
Washington farms today
They
were red through and through
Tender
and fragrent
Not
like those berry shaped balsa bits
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A Poem by Vol
When I die, please
don’t say,
"He
passed…" I did not pass,
I
DIED! I
kicked the bucket,
bought
the farm, bit the dust,
c..
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A Poem by Vol
When
your smile
flashes
and burns
across
my cheek,
I
drown in flames.
Immolation
is
not fun,
but
an earnest
third
d..
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A Poem by Vol
I was young, and that’s my
excuse, I just did not know
when I saw the little wheel
of cheese so soft and
creamy on the label.
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A Poem by Vol
My
private Pensacola jungle
overlooked
the bay where
I
was isolated in live oaks
and
Spanish moss. It is there
I
hid to read and be transpo..
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