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In a nearby village, a man unfurled his manifesto of machinations.
Shotgun blasts echoed the summit until he turned,
cheeks flashing in the biting cold.
A bouquet of flower petals,
explosive roses frozen in time,
sculpture at the snap of one’s fingers.
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Categories: journal entry, art, dark, death, deep,
Form: Free verse

Satirical Journal Entry 1 Attempting Suicide: Just The Beginning

Satirical Journal Entry #1
Attempting Suicide:
Just The Beginning!
If I killed myself today would anyone notice? Would anyone be at my 
funeral?
If so, would they come just ot give themselves peace(piece) of mind over 
all the things they took from me?
I guess better late than never!
Hmmm..........
A corpse could always use a loan or a shoulder to cry
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Categories: journal entry, funeral, funny, humor, satire,
Form: Elegy



Journal Entry, October 1, 2003

It is this moment, sunset, the hour when silence is most golden, that I pen this poem.

Above and all around me the trees are whispering, confiding in the autumn air a secret long lost to humanity. It is something otherworldly, unattainable by mortal means, something still sought after by those very few who dare to
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Categories: journal entry, autumn, nature, october,
Form: Free verse

Journal Entry, April 11, 2023

On the gilded edge of evening, birds sing a song nearly long forgotten, and I am brought back to the very There and Then that only I have intimately known.

There where my heart is happiest, is at home. Then when yester-me watched sunsets and sunrises dazzle glitterly over the town, and believed I owned it
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Categories: journal entry, memory,
Form: Free verse

Journal Entry, April 11, 1993

As the last sweeping rays of sunlight stream in through the shadowing pines, the sparkles of golden gravel path make the great sky highway up to the wild blue yonder. 

On through soaring clouds, above the shimmering stars, taken on by rainbow hopes, carried witherly by stardust dreams, setting forth on moonbeams, welcomed by the
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Categories: journal entry, memory,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member''April 25, 2018'' Journal Entry

(April 25, 2018, Repost)

Of time Past-
I cannot discard you (memory)
no matter how far I push you  away
you come  c r e e p i n g  like a wild vine
deep in the corridors of my mind you grow . . . 
I wish you would depart
but NO-  I am viewing you
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Categories: journal entry, memory,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberJournal Entry

Fireball rise red lazer ray has spear horizontal
Sending a shedding of angel wing span blessing
Busied birds converse beneath apricot mottle
From dawn huddle, welcome warmth suggesting

Splendour awaiting, drive Wednesday to Pacific
Three beach night stays after so long, a year's wait 
Travel to shore infinite, lapped sand map terrific 
Coinciding coastal followed day, I'll turn thirty eight

Egg
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Categories: journal entry, adventure, celebration,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberJournal Entry - May 31

I have been doing a lot of thinking
      'cause to the past I am clinging
and pondering who exactly I am
   am I warrior or a lamb . . . 
one thing quite positive is my inking
      yet, I must get with the program

have
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Categories: journal entry, how i feel,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberMarch 2020 Journal Entry

I realized how delusional I was when I was still telling people to have a nice day. But that was only the beginning… The news only got worse.

My pen bone dry. For weeks I had nothing to write. Refusing to address the corona virus aka covid-19. Not wanting to agitate inner feelings and fears. Not
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Categories: journal entry, fear, health, introspection, stress,
Form: Prose

Premium MemberJournal Entry, April 25, 2018

April 25, 2018

Of time Past-
I cannot discard you (memory)
no matter how far I push you  away
you come  c r e e p i n g  like a wild vine
deep in the corridors of my mind you grow . . . 
I wish you would depart
but NO-  I am viewing you in
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Categories: journal entry, memory,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberJournal Entry, April 23, 2017

I went to the cemetery today to visit my beloved dead,
followed the tree lined road to the big grey rock;
and the weeping maple tree and turned on a small path,
that in time led me to my family grave site.

It dwells in the middle of the old cemetery in the shade,
of many trees and towering faded
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Categories: journal entry, grief, , Lullaby,
Form: Verse

Premium MemberJournal Entry, September 12, 2016

 
It snowed last night and outside my window is a winter wonderland.
It is -6, sunny and the wind is 24 kilometers, the afternoon
temperature will be about -4, that's not bad for Canada.

The first thing, I did this morning was to pick my stone of the day, and it is 
BELIEVE, oh yes, I believe,
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Categories: journal entry, spiritual,
Form: Free verse

Last Journal Entry- My Gay Friend, Paul

Slowly drifting, drifting away, and it feel likes I’m drowning.
I'm drowning, my eyes are drowning every time they surf into the world of pleasure, 
Seas and seas of bodies creating electricity  yet God hasn’t struck me for such sin,
Come closer, Come closer, I freeze as I lose my soul to the enemy, the screen,
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Categories: journal entry, addiction, christian, color, heaven,
Form: Free verse

Premium MemberJourney Journal Entry Day 123

Dawn comes again with sunny smile,
Seek cheery strains where music styles.


A gift of time to take a trip,
Work beat and rhyme as passion grips.


Bright moments here speak sublime truth,
Intent streams cheer in wonder's proof.


Words that I cite spur fond refrain,
Seize then fine writes to anchor plain.


The gist of thoughts move feeling bright,
See simple plots that
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Categories: journal entry, change,
Form: Couplet

Journal Entry

I lacked a lot of sleep these past couple of months.

and abandoned the routine I’ve grown so comfortable with

in this time by myself.

I didn’t realize how much slack was in my learning curve lately,

and I was starting to forget how incredible it is to wake up by

hairs being plucked from my arms.

Miracle workers.

My mother is
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Categories: journal entry, family, hope, life, love,
Form: Prose Poetry

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