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purslane

By: littlepeace February 4, 2023

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in spring the purslane
pops up underfoot

corrugated

By: littlepeace February 3, 2023

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in winter the cold
corrugates the soul, crumpling
it up like paper

echo

By: littlepeace January 4, 2023January 16, 2023

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could the echo be
a candle in the darkness
bending the silence?

6:15

By: littlepeace November 25, 2022

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this morning the sun
streaked the sky with ruby wonder —
but i went back to bed

tethered

By: littlepeace November 24, 2022

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is it a chain or
a root that holds us here; is
it fear or just love?

network

By: littlepeace November 17, 2022November 22, 2022

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the young grass stands slight
and fragile against the cold.

carlow

By: littlepeace November 6, 2022

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lichen-laced gravestone
weathered white with age:
there we read our name

at dawn

By: littlepeace April 17, 2022

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at dawn death rolled back

love lies bleeding

By: littlepeace April 17, 2022

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my love lies in darkness

i suppose i could say

By: littlepeace April 6, 2022

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i suppose i could
say nothing happened today
but that is a lie