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Premium Member Pondering in the Tub

My knees are up and I’m still, 
and lazily reflective.
Ludovico Einaudi’s song
 ‘Una Matina’ is playing.
For some reason
my thoughts align and make sense
when I listen to the piano.
I am sitting in still water, listening.
Right now, somewhere else,
someone else just might be doing the same.
Sometimes,
life makes sense, too.

Premium Member Life's Dream

Life's

                           Sweet dream

                             Culminates

                           With advent of

                                 Death!*








© Demetrios Trifiatis
     30 March 2019 


1,2,3,4,1.

* Tribute to a dear cousin of mine that her life's dream 
culminated yesterday! R.I.P dearest Matina!

Premium Member The Mantle of Spring

She wears spring's mantle of beauty 

Woven by dawn's tender breeze

Her heart devoted to duty

Her mind grasps concepts with ease!









© Demetrios Trifiatis
    24 November 2018

* Dedicated to my fifteen-year-old niece,  Matina, for her birthday!


Premium Member An Angel

An angel came to earth

A few years ago

With her enchanted birth

Made every heart glow!*






© Demetrios Trifiatis
   24 September 2018


* Dedicated to my niece Matina on her bithday!

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