the sieve and the sand

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Day: July 9, 2008

nomadic fashion

poetry

drifting across
the continent in
nomadic fashion
often leaves
one
lacking in friends
and despite the
change in scenery
one
can’t help but
notice when
it matters
most.

July 9, 2008 randyribay Tagged nomad 5 Comments

Confusion

poetry

People ask
“How do you feel?”
I say “Fine”
But do I really?
Am I to know
If I can not cry?
If I lie awake at night
Thinking without control
But not of my mother?

July 9, 2008December 25, 2008 Tucker J. Collins Tagged andrea collins, answers, confusion, death, hate, inquiry, laughs, love, mother, night, people, shock, tears, thoughts 10 Comments

the strength and the sadness

poetry

yes, tuck, i read
your posts and i cried when
i read the blog
on the fifth even
though i never
met her even though
i only knew her
through the strength
and the sadness of
her words an electronic
testament of her
love for godfamilylife
andthosenotyetmet.

July 9, 2008 randyribay Tagged punkrockmommy, sadness, strength, tucker 1 Comment

point and shoot

poetry

catch memories on film
or
paint outlines on asphalt

July 9, 2008 Roger Mugs Tagged awesome, cameras, eh, guns, hope, huh, i, it, like, look RC how this poem has more tags than it does words, murder, pictures, you 1 Comment
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