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Tag: Imaginary Garden With Real Toads
Forever
Forever has only just begun with each precious day that passes on Diamond stars still sparkle in blue night sky, Golden sun still shines happy and gayPearl moon still croons to hidden lovers and as each magical season passes by, another comes to take… Continue Reading “Forever”
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Maladroit Souls
“Did you really want to die?” “No one commits suicide because they want to die.” “Then why do they do it?” “Because they want to stop the pain.” ― Tiffanie DeBartolo, How to Kill a Rock Star The souls of those with self- inflicted wounds whose… Continue Reading “Maladroit Souls”
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Where I Belong
I’m coming home ~Yellow ribbons high in a turquoise skydancing in the crisp morning breezewith peach dawn wisps of dreamsIt’s been too long ~since I’ve seen your sweet smile your grace, your loving eyesand as I watch the yellow ribbonsdancing in the turquoise skyI’m… Continue Reading “Where I Belong”
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Biscuits and Sausage
The smell of sizzling pork sausagefrying up in a black cast iron skillet while homemade biscuits rose in a hot oven set my little girl mouth to watering because Grandma knew her way around her kitchen. She took the piping hot biscuits and slathered… Continue Reading “Biscuits and Sausage”
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The Words
“That’s what careless words do. They make people love you a little less.” ― Arundhati Roy, The God of Small Things The poisoned words slithered in and out of loose threaded seams, re-opening old wounds with venomous fangs. Soon, she realized all she needed to do was… Continue Reading “The Words”
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The Legend of Jump River Rosie
Jump River Rosie could pee standing up further than any man, betting those that came in her bar she could out-pee them. The bar was down by the river, and when the sun was setting lowRosie had had enough beer to drink to put… Continue Reading “The Legend of Jump River Rosie”
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That Last Fateful Day
What was it you said that last fateful day?I remember my tears, I know the pain (it lives inside me) I saw the deed done, but I can’t quite (etched on my heart) remember the words (were there words?) as I try to fill… Continue Reading “That Last Fateful Day”
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