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Silver white

Yesterday the sun shone
It’s warm rays heated up my skin, my heart
At night, in its absence the mood
Allowed the wind to take charge

Leaves started turning
From green to pink, to red, to yellow
My heart sunk with it
As it happe...

9 days ago
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2

On feather wings

I find the wind blowing in the meadow
Leaves fly around and my hair
Goosebumps appear on my forearm
As I look up in the air

A feather’s flying high in the sky
What bird it’s from I don’t know,
The wind picked it up from the groun...

11 days ago
11
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The wind of change

I know many of you welcome fall. I grieve summer. Early on, while summer is still here. Because I hear it everywhere, how people can’t wait for the pretty leaves, how the school is starting, how Halloween is just around the corner, while wh...

12 days ago
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6

Shouting from the mountaintop

Thank you for joining me today and reading or listening to my thoughts.

I was so eager to come back to the computer and do one of those things that I wanted to do as a kid so much: press buttons. Pressing the keys on the computer. Today it...

15 days ago
13
8

Cherry red nose and yellow sand

Find me avoid everything fall
Fall of the leaves
Temperature
Leaves leaving branches bare
Naked
A skeleton of trees - how sad!

Bears eat anything they find
Berries, leaves, my plants,
They go on a hunt for food
On site
Di...

a month ago
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  • Harriet Corvine

    "Here, take this / My seat, my pen, my heart" harrietcorvine.com

  • Emma Steel

    Poetry and short story fiction tending toward the gothic. Just a sapphic woman \ud83c\udff3️‍\ud83c\udf08 trying to write the world and figure out her place in it. All work posted © Emma Steel

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