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Month: May 2009

cherry blossom petals

poetry

a drift of cherry blossoms
flits across the street
like a school of fish
in a cement sea.

May 1, 2009 randyribay Tagged cherry blossom Leave a comment

I really want to know.

poetry

Darkness
as best defined by someone who has never experienced true darkness,
is never quite as
bleak
as it ought to be.

Darkness as witnessed first-hand
is
terrifying.
Why, I shudder to think
what some may do when
faced
with it.

May 1, 2009 Jay W. Ess 1 Comment

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