Category Archives: Poetry

About Eyesight

Our vision captures objects when they move.We notice what we’ve lately had in mind.That leaves a wealth of world to which we’re blind. If pregnancy or injury’s your groove,you’ll keep on seeing others of your kind.Our vision captures objects when … Continue reading

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Plague Thoughts

Bubonic plague took millions and enduredfor centuries, to varying degrees.Apparently it wasn’t ever cured,but hygiene and less crowding brought decrease.World population dropped by near a third,allowing the survivors bath and breeze.I wonder: Did the sufferers receiveremedial advice they could believe? … Continue reading

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Avocado Tragicomedy

A week ago, when buying groceries,the avocados were too hard and greento use, but still I purchased to appeasemy lust for luncheon salad. I machinethrough half a day since house arrest beganand, honestly, I haven’t tired yet.A heap with cheese … Continue reading

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Round 2

This week we watch a new impeachment show,although we don’t expect a just resultfrom citizens enrolled in MAGA cult. Some facts will stun and shock is sure to grow,when politicians act so un-adult.This week we watch a new impeachment show,although … Continue reading

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Under the Stump

The Trump remove is like an autumn leaf.The green is gone and what remains appearsattractive – varied colors, change motif –but moribund in fact, as winter nears.

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Unwelcome Warmth

I can’t hold climate change at bay, and suremy situation could be so much worse.My habitat is sturdy and secure(remodel took a chunk out of my purse).So my complaint is mild – I’d reversethe forecast trend, away from early warmthat … Continue reading

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Ants

I spent my early childhood back East(Manhattan-born, Long Island reared to 8),and sure I have strong memories, not leastthe insects Mom would burn to death or bait.She never minded summer fireflies.She swatted other bugs and was appalledwhenever ants invaded. She’d … Continue reading

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Don’t Just Say No

Distrusting where conflicted interests tend,we say avoid appearance, even thoughthere’s evidence our characters can wendthrough complicated thickets. Stop and Goare terminals with infinite between.Black & White are easy on the eyescompared to every shade of gray that’s seen,but really, we’re … Continue reading

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Good Talking

When knowledge is the favored stimulant,then conversation’s best if thought-imbued.The lack makes her impatient, seeming rude. I heard her sounding harsh and arrogant,but now I comprehend her attitude.When knowledge is the favored stimulant,then conversation’s best if thought-imbued. To seem a … Continue reading

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Body Talk

I’m not an expert, but I know a thingor three about how I exhibit stress.It dates back to the turbulence the springof 1970 – Kent State, the messof us invading countries not our own.I then developed pain bad doctors thoughtwas … Continue reading

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