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There is a place
This is a poem of pain and hope for the heavy-hearted … There is a place where the wind will not go. A space where the gale will not blow. And the hurricane curls up like a ball and hides. … Continue reading
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Brandon Cummerbund’s Love Poems – No 7
Tremulous, she was quite tremulous But with a right hook like a pheasant I loved her dearly Very very dearly In fact, so dearly that I was left destitute But entranced Her eyes were like limpet pools Pools – full … Continue reading
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Definitions (of love)
Love is a place Love is a trace A crackle of reality that looks you in the face Love is a fire Love is a choir A vulnerability litmus test that makes you feel shyer Love is a fuel Love … Continue reading
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Love … and things like that
Love part 1 If I learn Esperanto, or Welsh, or Serbo-Croat and can jabber fluently until the cows come home – wherever they’ve been – or can talk backwards or in hieroglyphics, or even in genuine angelic lingo, if I … Continue reading
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