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A Pinch of Vermillion

Kumar MithunJuly 16, 2020

A Pinch of Vermillion written by: Kumar Mithun The brides creep into the dark labyrinth. To feed on my roses. Devour the concealed petals of white...

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Niece

Sarra CullenoJune 27, 2020

Niece written by: Sarra Culleno @sarra1978 She slept on my chest every weekend of her life, but love's familiarity evaporates. Puppy fat stretches ...

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Unfastening

Jenny MiddletonMay 19, 2020

Unfastening written by: Jenny Middleton Gloves lined with silken darkness Welcome my hands to memory; their interior rich with the smooth touch Of ...

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Familiar Tactile World Undone

Angel EdwardsApril 10, 2020

Familiar Tactile World Undone written by: Angel Edwards Tactile world Taboo We can not touch each other Will this teach us love Lonely world new ...

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Quicksand

Julia R. DeStefanoMarch 24, 2020

Quicksand written by: Julia R. DeStefano @J_DeStefano From breakfast to lunch through nightmare, I trudge along - here I sleep, here I cry in a barr...

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One Kiss

John DrudgeMarch 21, 2020

One Kiss written by: John Drudge When one kiss Is all that matters When the warmth Of skin And the softness Of touch Make time flee From our em...

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Air, poetry written by Guna Moran at Spillwords.com

Air

Guna MoranDecember 19, 2019

Air written by: Guna Moran translated by: Bibekananda Choudhury Entering into the cavity of your heart With your breath Scouring the bottom of your...

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Light As A Feather

Debbie ArutaOctober 10, 2019

Light As A Feather written by: Debbie Aruta @Debbie_Aruta His touch was light as a feather, his fingers gliding on my skin, goosebumps risin...

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Am I to Touch the Feet of the Tyrants

Abu SiddikSeptember 4, 2019

Am I to Touch the Feet of the Tyrants written by: ABU SIDDIK @ASBENM3 I ask you, friends! Am I to touch the feet of the tyrants? Or demolish thei...

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Were I A Poet

Eli GarciaAugust 18, 2019

Were I A Poet written by: Eli Garcia Were I a poet, my best work would contain no words but simply hold forth the contrasting textures of silence....

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Read Me Like Braille

Sharon Carter-WrayJuly 16, 2019

Read Me Like Braille written by: Sharon Carter-Wray Close your eyes And surrender to Your other senses Unfasten your mind And visualise me In ano...

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Tattoo of The Cross

Arpan ChristyJuly 11, 2019

Tattoo of The Cross written by: Arpan Christy @ArpanChristy On the edge of the palm of your right hand, you have a tattoo of the cross, where my f...

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Crazy

Susie FoughtJune 22, 2019

Crazy written by: Susie Fought She’s standing up there. Stiff. One leg throbbing. Holding the microphone like a baby bird. Backlit. Blue Neon. Large a...

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Nothing More

Julie PowellApril 1, 2019

Nothing More written by: Julie Powell @jules_cupcake Whenever you are near to me everything becomes clear to me I’m crying tears of happiness I'v...

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When he was in kindergarten, P.C. managed to convince his classmates that his grandma was a tribal shamaness. Then he learned his letters, and kidding his friends no longer seemed adequate—so he started to write. P.C. has published two standalone novels, Deception of the Damned and The Priest of Orpagus, and his stories have been featured in various publications. His latest novel, Celts and the Mad Goddess, is the first installment of The Deathless Chronicle. He has lived in six countries and on three continents. While it burned a hole in his bank account, the seminomadic lifestyle has inspired most of his stories and novels. P.C. has settled with his wife in southern Spain, where he goes swimming and cycling whenever he isn’t too busy writing stories and teaching English.