Long Molina Poems

 Ler her know, about spell, Gospell!
 A Poem of Jibonananda Das  

 Intertwined light, through the lighted and the half lit dimmed
 Not about a dream perhaps, perhaps among a tedious may 
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Dedicated to Ronald Molina
My love, my life, my everything- Forever

From the moment that we first met
I knew this relationship was meant to be
The hands of Fate had led me to you
Not merely chance, but divine...

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Elton Porter

1907-1924

(An Ode to Luella and John)

My best friend John Molina, and I

Spent many a carefree afternoon on bareback,

Astride the furious gallups

Of our sure-footed steeds;

Barefooted in summer and bundled up in winter;

We rode and ranged...

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John Molina

1905-1923

Luella Poland – That name!

That face! Those eyes!

Those long lovely locks of chestnut brown!

Those smiling puckered lips in the dizzy afternoon!

Luella! I love you! I need you!

Alas, I do not feel your arrested heartbeat.

Your...

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God Around the Corner

By Mark D. Stucky
My cat’s favorite spot to sleep and surveil the house
was at the top of the hallway-to-basement stairs.
I would sometimes stealthily lie down on the floor
just around the hallway corner...

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I courted a girl
Who turned out to be a whore.
She was hairy and had black eyes
What the pimps say
What does beauty mean
Well:
-Hairy woman with black eyes
Awesome woman.
She took me to an apartment
In Plaza Tirso de...

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FOLLOW THE LIGHT TO THE PLACE WHERE YOU BELONG, 
THE PLACE WHERE YOU WILL HURT NO MORE, 
THE PLACE WHERE YOU CAN LIVE IN PEACE AND SUFFER NO MORE. 
THE PLACE WHERE ANGEL SPREAD THER...

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