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  October 2024     18 hours ago

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Agonizing Glory

I drink no poison to dull the night,
No veil to soften the piercing light.
I stand exposed, raw nerve and bone,
To face the world, unarmed, alone.

Each moment bites, each second sings,
Life’s agonizing glory clings.
I bear it all,unbridled,...

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The Measure Of Steps

I tread where shadows press too near,
Each step a quiet echo of ache.
The road stretches farther than it appears,
Though to others, it’s a simple take.

What is it that love demands in return,
When the body pleads, yet silence reigns?
In the...

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The Graveyard Of Regrets.

The coffee sits, forgotten, cold,
A moment lost, a story untold.
In the steam’s brief, fleeting glow,
Time slips by, and we don’t know.

We wait too long, afraid to speak,
Hoping for answers that never seek.
The clock ticks on, and we delay,
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Chase The Dawn.

The sun will rise, and so should you,
With dreams that whisper, strong and true.
Don’t wait for later, don’t hold back,
For time, once gone, will never track.

The desires within, they softly call,
But silence them, and you may fall
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The Stance Of The Just.

They tell me:
The more you protect, the more you harm.
The more you seek, the more you lose.
Hide your care, veil your intent.
Trade what you hold for what you want.

But I will not walk that shadowed path.
I will not barter what is right
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This is such a creative and vivid poem. You’ve captured the dentist's warning in a playful yet slightly spooky way that really brings the sugar bugs to life (pun intended!). The rhymes flow so smoothly, and the imagery is both fun and memorable. I can see how it might be a bit intense for younger kids, but it’s also a great reminder of why brushing is so important. Your grandson must have been both fascinated and amused, what a wonderful way to turn a dental lesson into art. 

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Thank you! It’s amazing how similar messages can resonate with different people. I’m excited to see your take on it if you decide to post. It’s always inspiring to see how others express their creativity.

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I'm truly honored that you find my poetry compelling, as I deeply admire your work and the unique beauty it brings. Thank you for the inspiration and encouragement!"

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kkkk, a bonfire sounds like the perfect send-off for those shoulder pads! Thank you for the offer, though I can only imagine how fabulous I’d look rocking some vintage '80s flair! And your humor is the best,keep it coming! :) 

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This poem is such a fun and colorful snapshot of the 1980s! Even though I didn’t live through that decade, the vivid imagery of "shoulder pads," "Jelly shoes," and "big hair clips" paints a clear picture of its unique and bold style. The playful rhythm and humor, especially in lines like “It’s crowding out my nineties stuff!” make it so relatable—it captures the universal feeling of outgrowing old phases and making space for new ones.
I love how this poem makes the past feel alive and familiar, even for someone who didn’t experience it firsthand. It’s a lighthearted yet thoughtful reminder that letting go can be freeing, and it left me with a smile!

Did you finally throw it away for real or can I have it?
 

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This poem weaves an atmosphere of profound stillness and emotion. The imagery of the golden hour, shy sun, and trilling nightingales creates such a vivid yet somber setting, perfectly mirroring the narrator's inner world. The line about memories falling 'soft on my cheek' is both poignant and heart-wrenching, capturing grief in such an elegant and relatable way. Thank you for sharing such a beautiful expression of loss and longing,it’s a reminder of how poetry can give voice to our most tender emotions. 

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This poem beautifully captures the fleeting magic of childhood wonder. I love how it gently transitions from the innocent fascination with movement to the bittersweet realization of growing up. The imagery of 'chubby fingers' and the 'finger-dance' is so vivid and heartwarming, and the final stanza really drives home the poignant message about the loss of innocence. Truly a touching and reflective piece—thank you for sharing this reminder to cherish the wonder of youth! Enjoy your grandson. 

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Thank you for taking the time to read my poem and for truly understanding the message I hoped to convey. It means so much to me that you not only read it but connected with its essence. Your understanding and appreciation validate the emotions and thoughts I poured into it. 

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Written on November 01, 2025 **I'M FROM THE FUTURE**

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