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Each Color a ScarA Poem by Michael R. BurchEach Color a Scarby Michael R. BurchWhat she left here,upon my cheek,is a tear.She did not speak,but her intentionwas clear,and I was meek,far too mee.. |
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Alien NationA Poem by Michael R. BurchAlien Nationby Michael R. Burchfor J. S. S., a "Christian" poetOn a lonely outpost on Marsthe astronaut practices “speech”as alien to prim.. |
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i o uA Poem by Michael R. Burchi o uby Michael R. Burchi might have said itbut i didn’tu might have noticedbut u wouldn’twe might have been usbut we couldn’tu migh.. |
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DesdemonaA Poem by Michael R. BurchDesdemonaby Michael R. BurchThough you possessed the moon and stars,you are bound to fate and wed to chance.Your lips deny they crave a kiss;your feet.. |
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Nashville and AndromedaA Poem by Michael R. BurchNashville and AndromedabyMichael R. BurchI have come to sit and think in the darkness once again.It is three a.m.; outside, the world sleeps . . .How .. |
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YearbookA Poem by Michael R. BurchYearbookbyMichael R. BurchHere I scrawl extravagant rainbows.And there you go, skipping your way to school.And here we are, drifting apartlike untethe.. |
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DepartedA Poem by Michael R. BurchDepartedby Michael R. BurchAlready, I miss you,though your parting kiss is still warm on my lips.Now the floor is not strewn with your stockings and s.. |
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DustA Poem by Michael R. BurchDustby Michael R. BurchFlame within flame,we burned and burned relentlesslytill there was nothing left to be consumed.Only ash remained, the smoke plu.. |
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Poems about the CoronavirusA Poem by Michael R. BurchPoems about the Coronavirusyet another iffy coronavirus haiku #1by michael r. burchplagued by the Plaguei plague the goldfishwith my verseyet another .. |
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AlienA Poem by Mustafa GharibI no longer feel like it's easy to belong where I was born and raised... |
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The AvoidanceA Story by R J FullerEver stood your ground, only to find out you had nothing to stand for in the first place? |
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HindranceA Story by R J FullerWhen the most subtle of attempts at being disinterested are perceived and remembered. |
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RESENTMENTA Story by R J FullerHow long can we resent? No matter how long, eventually, we will resent no more. |
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The End of the WorldA Story by SparksInTheNightThe Town was a good Town. Everything was beautiful. They lived in accordance to the prophecies. The final prophecy decreed the coming of the Taker, wh.. |
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Discrete InfinityA Poem by Swagato SahaWhat if the coordinates of reason misperceive chance encounters as portending deeper meaning? I have in mind the modern-day academic, and as if a clas.. |
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