August 19, 2018
by thereluctantpoet
By Charles Robert Lindholm
I Have A Couple
Of Old Companions
That I Can Always
Count On
To Stand By Me
No Matter What
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August 14, 2018
by HemmingPlay

When the sands
of our deeper selves
shift, slide, scald
at 3 a.m.,
when buried grief
slithers out again,
the night holds its
breath a moment,
exhales and the Eastern
sky brightens.
Safe again, we wake.
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January 27, 2018
by thereluctantpoet

By Charles Robert Lindholm
The Moon Knows All My Secrets
Since I Was A Child
It Has Been The One
I Whisper My Wishes
And My Fears To
It Has Seen
All My Sins
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December 4, 2017
by thereluctantpoet
By Charles Robert Lindholm
There are secrets
I can’t ever tell,
well,
at least not
until
I reach my
final destination
in hell
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November 18, 2017
by thereluctantpoet
By Charles Robert Lindholm
Deeds Of The Demon
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November 6, 2017
by thereluctantpoet
By Charles Robert Lindholm
Some things are hard to say
filled with deep emotions
and feelings
that are aching
in your heart
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October 21, 2017
by thereluctantpoet
By Charles Robert Lindholm
in a quiet place
deep in my heart
hidden from my soul
locked away from view
kept in the darkness
away from the light of day
or dreams in the night
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August 5, 2017
by thereluctantpoet
By Fiona Renshaw and Charles Robert Lindholm
When he looked into my eyes and spoke,
His words made me all swoony
and weak in the knees
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July 5, 2017
by thereluctantpoet
By Charles Robert Lindholm
The secrets you keep
in the shadows and darkness
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June 16, 2017
by Abigail Gronway
Privileged hands these
Which utter things
My tongue may not tell
From Dark Side of the Moon
Posted in Linda Luna, Poetry |
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April 4, 2017
by Renwick Berchild
If you don’t wish to know, why do you
slip, slide under closed doors, take to
shadows, slither, hook-line-sinker-er into
the coat-rack with eyes wide, ears hungry;
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Posted in Marie, Poetry |
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January 15, 2017
by 50djohnson
by debbie

5 years ago last night my best friend had an aneurysm in her lung and passed away at 61. You just can’t go out and meet OLD Friends
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December 5, 2016
by Morgan

.
She pours her Light with Generous Hand
Like water flowing from a living Stream,
Guiding Life while she Gracefully Stands
Upon the Horizon of Mortal Dreams,
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June 18, 2015
by Morgan

In the Clouds as the Sun Shall Rise
Into the Breeze, my Spirit Flies,
Like a Falcon, Sharp and Steep,
Hovering O’er the Secrets I Keep,
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April 23, 2015
by Dorinda Duclos
The breeze
Takes the pages of my thoughts
Ruffles the edges
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April 13, 2015
by Jem Croucher

Kept a secret, it was mine
I looked at it from time to time
I put it in a special box
with hinge and lid but no firm locks
But it was hidden well from view
and rarely seen by just a few
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October 24, 2014
by suicidallyanonymous
He taught the dying stars
how to bury themselves
in the barbed arms of a cloud,
because it’s where the sun ran
to fuck the moon before sunrise.
Posted in Poetry, SuAn |
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November 6, 2012
by suicidallyanonymous
The words you wrapped in clouds
are tucked safely beneath your eyelids,
but they pushed you further away from her,
seperating like oil and water.
Opposites are only meant to distract,
but you were too numb to feel the mirror
slicing into your hands;
reflections dazzled your conscience
with a happy caricature of intimacy.
You saw the smile
but missed the pain embedded
in her eyes,
as blood trickled into your palms
like cough syrup.
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November 6, 2012
by Jen Thompson
Posted by Jen
A memory from a long time ago,
Beneath the swaying branches of a willow tree.
Concealed trinkets and treasures,
Deposited in a rusted tin.
Envelopes containing secrets,
Friendships, the trusted key.
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October 8, 2012
by billgncs
do you think a cricket can read minds…
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September 16, 2012
by Bodhirose

Big Room, 1948, by Andrew Wyeth
Afternoon light filters the once upon a dreams
Abandoned farmhouse letting go of days gone by
Filled, once, with lives who moved downstream
Memories held fast in the bricks, mortar and beams
There, to recall, with a melancholy sigh
Afternoon light filters the once upon a dreams
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June 17, 2012
by willowdot21
Here I am with open arms oblivious to all your charms. Here unmoving day and night I helped you learn to read and write
Here I am, the one you need, to get you through life’s challenges, I’m always up for a midnight feed!!
I am on hand for a cosy rest in front of the fire, sit with me in winter and watch the snow fall as the flames grow higher.
I am here for you in spring sit with me and sip your tea and listen as the Thrush sings!
Early morning late at night I am here for your delight!!
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