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Tag Archives: water poems
Breathing in Blue
. I am found in the desert place. Won’t you lie awhile with me, and pretend that sky is sea? .
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Tagged April PAD 2015, blue poems, poeming, poems, poetic asides poems, Poetry, sea poems, water poems
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H2O
… She is two-thirds water and slipping farther into moonspill, a periodic table of elements tipping over. Split her atoms in two for a better view of ocean, the osmosis of hope seasoned with her own salt. There’s an alchemy, … Continue reading
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Tagged April PAD 2015, H2O, poeming, Poetic Asides prompts, Poetry, science poems, water poems
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Gondolas
… Spring. He is all floating lack of direction; she the song. Their centers: three-fourths water and spilling, both flush with the quiet gloss of un -knowing. She traces the canals of her own veins under an unfinished fresco sky. … Continue reading
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Tagged broken songs, floating poems, poeming, Poetry, quickly poems, Venice, water poems
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