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The Whiskey Bottle Wish
The Whiskey Bottle Wish

 	One late summer night outside a saloon in the mid-west, an intoxicated Dusty Rogers, stumbles out of the Bar nearly taking one of the revolving doors with him. As he flutters...

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Categories: stairwell, bible, drink, judgement,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member Part Two- Gunshot Wound To the Heart- a Short Story From My Memoir - a Journey of Roses and Thorns
It was a hot summer day.  Harry had stopped by Grandma's house and offered to take the two little girls down to the store and treat them to an ice-cream cone.  Grandma, thinking...

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Categories: stairwell, nostalgia,
Form: Prose
Premium Member The Mystery of the Necklace
Sitting on the beach,
As dusk falls upon the end of shore,
I look at the lighthouse,
As I see a faint figure,
Looking beyond the sea.
She holds her chest,
As if she is holding a necklace.
She waits for her...

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Categories: stairwell, fantasy, inspirational, longing, love, mythology, romantic,
Form: Free verse
Plague Journal At the Ides of March 2020, Abandoned
The sound of a piano playing a dirge lies in the air. It was the day before general quarantine measures were implemented by the Austrian government. That same night, for the first time in recent...

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© Quinn K.  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: stairwell, angst, death, depression, international, political,
Form: Prose Poetry
A Letter To My Princess
My love, please forgive me for what I am about to do. I write this letter to you in candle light outside your chamber; it's late and I dare not disturb your royal slumber so...

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Categories: stairwell, fantasy, farewell,
Form: Narrative



Sendai People
SENDAI     PEOPLE


Inside  the school  gym,  people huddled in blankets: 
In a corner were two women, three boys  - one wearing a green belt 
And judo pants ...

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Categories: stairwell, epichouse, house, mother,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member At Top of the Stairwell
When I was a young boy of five years old, I became very ill.  My parents took me to the Doctors shortly after Christmas.  I was immediately rushed to the hospital and there...

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© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: stairwell, lifefather, me, home, father, home, image, me,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member The Working Dead
Both feet on the floor, 
Its’ 6am and once again I’m rushing out my door. 
Dressed in a hurry, showered and shaved,
My mind is cloudy, its’ still in a haze.
I rub the crust from the...

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Categories: stairwell, anxiety, career, conflict, funny, work,
Form: Rhyme
The Alchemist's Tale
Prologue 

Of the alchemist’s physique I expound upon thee
A white feathered cap wore he jauntily, cocked to a side.
His sight like a moles’, aided by technology.
Shoulders broad with features fair
Emerald eyes he had with a...

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Categories: stairwell, imaginationme, night, me, night,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Repunzel Or Bust
Dragon is always in Hero mode, most certain of that, you can be sure.
The Sheriff of CrazyLand is a stickler for all the rules, he does ensure.
If only either one of them… had at least...

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Categories: stairwell, adventure, fantasy, fun, funny, humor, humorous, imagination,
Form: Light Verse
Somethings In the House
Have you ever had something happened to you that scared you out of your wits? I have. It 
all began on my birthday last year. (This is not a true story, by the way.)

April 1st,...

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Categories: stairwell, mysterymom, me, birthday, me, mom,
Form: Narrative
The Unknown
I ask you, “Where might we go:
A land to, or a land fro;
Let the land like a river flow.
Leave yourself behind, and dare,
Dare to know Thoreau.”
 
Ahh, how the day is
The simplest of all revolutions.
The...

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Categories: stairwell, absence, adventure, imagery, imagination, meaningful, mentor, symbolism,
Form: Rhyme
The Fear of a Black Man
How much more can we stand
To witness the killing of "Another Black Man?"
Walking with a friend, these two meet
Words were spoken, get the “F” out the street
Getting out of his car, taking this shh… a...

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Categories: stairwell, america, black african american, discrimination, murder, race,
Form: Narrative
Ins and Outs Part 4
Author's note: This is an epic length poem that will have to be split into parts and will be serialized in successive posts.

Part 3


Dr. D. confers in panic 
with Rex and boys at the Limbo...

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Categories: stairwell, how i feel,
Form: Free verse
Thank God Im Still Here
there was high winds blowing at the end of the day
so we had to secure the pipe so it wouldnt blow away
pulling on the comealong with all my might
i think the chain snapped cause it...

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Categories: stairwell, hope, god, me, wife, god, me,
Form: Rhyme
Signing the Dotted Line
i’ve known individuals who never

signed the dotted line---

they never took the $20,000 sign up bonus

&

they never pretended,

lying to themselves beforehand,

that when they were

enlisted,

that it would somehow be “peace time,”

whatever that means. 

 

i’ve known folks...

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Categories: stairwell, life
Form: Free verse
Switching Places
crawling from the box he lived in
after finding the secret number in a smut rag
available to all who seek it out on the street,
he made his way to the seemingly abandoned building
where after hitting the...

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Categories: stairwell, life, woman, red,
Form: Free verse
He Changed Me In the Stairwell
It's strange how a few short seconds can lead you in a whole new direction. It alters how you think and act and see you own reflection from a single moment on my life was...

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Categories: stairwell, abuse, anxiety, betrayal, body, evil, violence,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member Tikvah and Hershel
Gone I am..sure as the sea rolls over the bones of the deep
Gone is Tikvah, gone is hope, gone as so many Jewish brides
from history in the guises placed upon them by gentiles.
All who chose...

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Categories: stairwell, imagination, woman, me,
Form: Free verse
On Halloween Night
This old house it creaks all through the night
a most mysterious voice echo's through out
even with the windows closed tight.

I never paid it a lot of attention except on 
Halloween night, when a woman's ghostly
shadow...

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Categories: stairwell, fantasy, halloween, horror, house,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Triskaidekaphobia
Triskaidekaphobia

And so, you have “Triskaidekaphobia” on your mind.
Indeed, fear of the Number “13” does have a real and
a certain palpable feel and meaning for people who
harbor this particular phobia and carry it with them in
their...

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Categories: stairwell, allusion, culture, fear, history, imagery, metaphor, places,
Form: Narrative
Regrets
Regrets

Regrets bleeding into an endless ocean,
I discover myself falling through infinity.
Grasping, unconsciously, the reality of the world.

Icy air warms my skin.
I’ve never felt more alive than when I’m dying.
When will I find peace?

Buried into the...

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Categories: stairwell, abuse, addiction, allusion, america, angst, anxiety, beauty,
Form: Free verse
The Tower Block
The elevator shudders -
then a muted ping as narrow doors slide open,
the conveyance only lifts one person at a time,
               when...

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Categories: stairwell, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Poem To the Tree
To the tree
The standby viewer , the fortune teller who avoided my path,
What was it ? The way I looked? Or my innocence you envied?  you were selfish and heartless or should I say...

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Categories: stairwell, break up, deep, depression, fate, green, nostalgia,
Form: I do not know?
Barbie Doll Shadows
The children that played
On the stairwell that night
Were giggling and laughing
At their little friend’s fright
For while they were jumping
And playing on beds
She walked down the stairwell
Alone; then she fled.

She knew that she heard it.
The sound...

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Categories: stairwell, children, fear, halloween, poems,
Form: Rhyme

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