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Tag Archives: forgiveness
But I think it’s about
:: Loosing all these b r o k e n words to sky. ::In April, she poems.
Posted in April PAD 2023
Tagged broken words, but I think it's about forgiveness, forgiveness, micropoems, micropoetry
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Oops.
I think maybe we released these fragile dreams too soon. But you don’t owe me anything. Any more than the sun need pardon the moon. ::In April, she poems.
Absolution
I pardoned you years ago. The angry fists. The Judas kiss. The words carved into tired heart. The smell of Jim Beam. That last storage unit scene. The stuttered start named 1992. The way you laughed. The day you left. And I’m sure there’s more that I’ve forgot. … Continue reading
three ways to smash a plum
i.squish that sucker with your thumb,purple-golden pulp oozing through your hungry hands. ii. chew your way through until your lips are blue and your tongue is tangedand tinged with indigo. iii. plonk! it against the wall an unresponsive ball once so sweet and so cold,now begging for forgiveness. Kim’s got … Continue reading
{after the rain}
… The sky’s got a funny gray way of forgiving us our stray thunder. ..In November, we poem. Sometimes, in form. This one is an American Sentence.
Posted in Poetic Asides Chapbook Challenge 2019, scribbling storms, storms
Tagged aching sky, after the rain, forgiveness, raining, stray thunder
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forgiveness
it’s just me and the moon, forgiving ourselves for dark words whispered Grace’s 28 days of self-love, day 5.
This Is Still to Say
{in response to William Carlos Williams} .. I am sick of plums and that damn empty icebox which never has anything worth saving for breakfast Forgive me I am also not much worth saving .. Poetic Asides November Chapbook … Continue reading
Human, Divine
… We hold our scars close to chest, rest our flitter-fluttered hands against our tired breasts; err our differences and breathe out all these things we cannot change. We for -get {where, when} we got all this pain, all this … Continue reading
Posted in poetic asides poems
Tagged err apparent, forgive us Father, forgiveness, humanity, PAD poems, Poetic Asides, to err is human
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Postcard from Upstairs
It’s colder now, and quiet. I know I said I couldn’t take it anymore but my toes miss yours and I found my earplugs. Come back to bed and all will be forgiven. .. Written for Quickly’s Winter Doldrums. … Continue reading
Posted in Uncategorized
Tagged forgiveness, postcard poems, Quickly's Winter Doldrums, snoring poems, tiny poems
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Grace, Escaped
…. Let’s loose it to the lost, lose our inhibitions and the cost of deeming ourselves un -worthy of making change. Let’s paint it on the sky, spread forgiveness wings and fly, sing free of second chances and how far … Continue reading