Behind the Doors of Many Dreams
we hide our demons
in the hallways of
our dreams
they lurk behind
the doors of
many rooms
patiently waiting
for chance encounters
we fool ourselves
by believing
this arrangement
keeps us safe
but fear always
finds a way
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“Faith is often born in uncertainty. It teaches us to believe in something other than ourselves."
The Last True Believer
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by Kyle Bonallo (ig: @kylebonallo)
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beautiful
It’s the old leather again. Hanging from the old barn beams. A special way light cracks through the roof to stripe the floor. And the dust. A drifting alfalfa ghost muzzles me in delight - yes I’d rather not breathe but I do. Horses here once. And men. Back in a time we could still smell rain a day away. When floured aprons weren’t prison clothes but capes of goddess queens. Minding the hearth is not for the weak of spirit. She’ll not be tamed but by the wild beast she keeps. And he by her word. For in his hand is iron. With all intention of returning to the dirt it digs. Tomorrow he picks it up. Now the sun is down. And a sky of stars drives him patient toward the lap of his nature. She poured him water. Fed him bread. Eats a soup herself. In the silence of evening eyes they remember the source of eternal love. Him still toiling downward. She still soaring above.
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we think our tomorrows
will roll on in until the next day
no more than day changing into night and night into day
we see tomorrow like a light that shines on the edge of night our eyes fixed on the glow
blind to the reality of it all
that we’ve got
so much
to do
with so
little time
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beautiful little slice of life
on rainy days
the blue birds
fly down from out of the pines
and they’ll sit on an old telephone line that no longer carries whispers
where every so often they dive in to the green ocean of grass that lays below them
scooping up treasures in their little black beaks
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love the imagery
day 9...
i've been saying goodbye to everything
old shirts with a field of pilling
on the front. nights without the
twist and rumble beneath a paunch.
hunger, as sustenance, as passion.
i spend moments alone throwing all
of my past lives into lawn and leaf
bags. i leave them in dumpsters,
drop them opened wide in the spring
sun on the shoulder of a highway.
detachment is a form of weight loss,
is the final wave from a distance.
a grave marker left blank. contrails
in the dying afternoon.
-kab
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Mistaken for Strangers
You only know running;
there is no time to process
the emotions surfacing
when you are busy
swallowing the innocence
of love whole.
You walk arm in arm
just to have something
hanging on your sleeve
as your eyes glaze
under dimly lit street lights.
Triggered by an image
when all that truly remains
is an anonymous text
and two missed calls.
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“Sharp promises and smooth doubts go hand in hand."
The Last Observer
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“Wisdom comes from seeking balance in life. It is foolish to ignore the rose simply because it has thorns."
The Last Believer
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steel remembers the taste of the forge
“I survived because the fire inside me burned brighter than the fire around me.”
— Joshua Graham
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lovely
The Sunday Drive
The world narrows
to where two sleeves cross,
where one wrist touches another
and hands entwine.
Feeling the warmth of skin
and solid bones resting together
in such a way
that makes the heart aware
of the pulse of lovers.
The pace of cozy quiet
and daydreams of scenes passing by
amount to a shared language
of all the unspoken things
while holding hands.
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we often need to be reminded of this...
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I’ve been
fleshing you out
with each stroke of
a drying pen, the lines
faded before they’ve been read.
my soft lips mumble, caressing
the wound with sugar & mist, on
an abandoned winter road I once knew well.
Oh—to be a sacred love. how would that
have been? how would that have felt?
I slip into the deeper cold, the chill
climbing my legs like icy spiders;
the feeling so familiar, so aching,
so desperate for warmth.
I close the book and prep it for burial.
you couldn’t be
more than a fading of lost words;
and I, a foolish girl with nothing more
than a book of unread poems.
…and that is how the story ends.
—The Hollow Quiet
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“Depression is one word, but wears many faces on many people."
The Last Struggling Person
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indeed!
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serene beauty
Campo Imperatore al tramonto .
Abruzzo , Italy .
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