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  December 2023     2 months ago

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Love is Blind

In a world veiled in eternal night,
Lived a girl, her spirit a beacon bright.
Blind, yet with a heart brimming with glee,
Beside her, love stood, steadfast as the sea.

He, her anchor in the endless dark,
Promised to be her eternal spark.
"If...

by Richard Scorpio

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Is she really here? (Part II)

In the quiet corners of our shattered home,
Where shadows whisper and broken dreams roam,
A tale unfolds, silent and stark,
Of a love that once kindled, now lost in the dark.

For twenty long years, we weathered the storm,
Her mind a...

by Richard Scorpio

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The Human ATM

In the bustling lanes of life, where stories intertwine,
I stand, a giver of coins, a human shrine.
To each soul that approaches, with eyes of despair,
I offer my bounty, an endless affair.

They come in droves, with tales so vast,
Seeking...

by Richard Scorpio

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The Fix Is In The Problem

In the dance of life, with its twists and turns,
We seek solutions, as the candle burns.
But what if the answer, to our dismay,
Lies in the problem, hidden in plain day?

Take the wood stove, with its soot so black,
A cleaning conundrum, a...

by Richard Scorpio

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The Office's Unspoken Saga

In the corridors of commerce and trade,
Strides a siren's parade, in bold shades arrayed.
Fabric clinging like a second skin,
Revealing more than just a hint of sin.

Tops translucent, leaving naught to muse,
Breasts but veiled, setting minds...

by Richard Scorpio

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thank you for your kind words and reassurance. You are correct, I always tell people if you're not making mistakes, you're not learning anything.

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Well bummer. I just read my poem again, it was my final draft. When I copied it over the first time, that must have been my final draft thinking I copied the final over - so didnt reread it., so I edited it to the final version (1/8/24). I makes much more sense. There were only a few changes, just a couple lines, but I think they made a world of difference in the final version. Bummer. Hope people like this final version. 

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I voted for this one for the excellent use of the words for rhyming and it flowed well with good syncopation. However, while many of these did do this style, this one touched me because I lived/live a similar life with my father. 

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Very kind! Thank you!

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Thank you. Aside from Squirts heart condition, unbeknownst to us, a silent suicide by his mate (of 21yrs) caught us off guard, We later found out her lack of appetite was she was trying to cross over too. I think that was more painful. If we had only known at the time. Thank you again for reading. 

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