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  1. A Salty TaleEnglish
    "Please tell me of the sea," she begged, when last he did return. "My words are not enough, dear girl. But if you'd care to learn..." "Just close...
    K. Boling. 1 April, 2005
  2. The Thrill of the HuntEnglish
    No one's pet, I stalk the world like a cat. Alive with kitten playfulness, but beware my careless, hurtful claws. Sometimes, a mighty jungle cat, hiding in tall grasses, supremely alert, eyes...
    K. Boling. 16 May, 2005
  3. Ties That BindEnglish
    How her demons love the darkness! Vivid nightmares steal her sleep. Terrors hiding from the daylight, painful secrets buried deep. Childhood horrors still unspoken, she remembers when she tried. She was...
    K. Boling. 24 December, 2004
  4. Her EasterEnglish
    Dead for months muscles stiff and frozen eyes dull unfocused seeing only more of the same in her future. Then a blinding light bathing her in warmth even more than she can...
    K. Boling. 16 March, 2005
  5. Holding onEnglish
    You slept, resting your head on my chest. I held my breath not to awake you. Holding on to time as gently as onto your trust....
    Larry Reborn. 11 April, 2004
  6. Dozing ErosEnglish
    A gentle nudge awakens her, his body wanting hers, before he knows it himself. Eyes still closed, a sleepy smile, her hips tilt a bit, backing closer to him. But...
    K. Boling. 8 November, 2004
  7. My Incandescent SoulEnglish
    A simple light, not a beam, nor a beacon, labors daily to illuminate a common path. Evening surrounds, joined by Nightfall and an evil wind. Without...
    K. Boling. 19 August, 2004
  8. AbsolutionEnglish
    Half inside, half out, peach-painted toenails rest on glistening tiles. Rose-scented bubbles whispering veiled secrets, blinking, wide-eyed as they perish. She is drifting. Absorbing. Weary candles...
    K. Boling. 18 August, 2004
  9. Playing with gloomEnglish
    Sad and broken inside Finding nowhere to hide Loneliness by the side Not a soul to confide Failed each avenue tried No more will to decide Desperate actions applied Lack of lust...
    Larry Reborn. 23 December, 2004
  10. FreeEnglish
    The thought, free as a bird, sweeping along wide orbits. But sure, I can sense the fences in the bottom of the ditch, beside the orbits, hidden by the speed. Blinded...
    Jerker Swande. 30 March, 2004
  11. Ah... Freedom!English
                             Finally.   I, alone, am at the controls.                Finally,    summoning all my courage,    I have reclaimed my power,       to do things my way,      to say whatever...
    K. Boling. 23 October, 2004
  12. A Thank You To A SoldierEnglish
    A soldier when in uniform, a man beneath the clothes, he risks his life to fight for peace in wars he never chose. He's witnessed things he can't...
    K. Boling. 10 September, 2005
  13. Love´s powerEnglish
    You crossed my past on silent feet a walk on barren moores To reach my eyes and fill my mind and all...
    Larry Reborn. 31 March, 2004
  14. Depression in The GroundEnglish
    Wandering among the gravestones of my youthful dreams, I read the markers mourning each loss. I come here too often, neglecting skeletons of hope that remain. A...
    K. Boling. 10 September, 2005
  15. Blind FaithEnglish
    It crept upon him like a shadow, slowly stealing all his light. Bolts of pain and flash of anger lead him into constant night. Cold and empty, feeling bitter,...
    K. Boling. 4 September, 2004
  16. Nighttime PoetEnglish
    In the eerie blue, electric glow of her computer screen, she sits alone typing words no one can hear, thinking thoughts no one understands, and dreaming of a time when she...
    K. Boling. 4 September, 2004
  17. Quatrain: Who is that guy?English
    He lived my life. Who is that guy? He took my place - and lived a lie. If early on I'd only known - then I would not...
    Larry Reborn. 31 March, 2004
  18. The perfect attackEnglish
    And there were no civilians killed - not even hurt. Thank God! But when we took off their uniforms, for the funeral, we found fathers, brothers and...
    Jerker Swande. 7 April, 2004
  19. My InheritanceEnglish
    I came to the land of my ancestors expecting strangers but finding instead men and women with the same dignity and subtle strength as my grandparents I heard musical voices echoing...
    K. Boling. 11 July, 2005
  20. Long for youEnglish
    Young as the wind a summer morning Fresh as the air in early spring Don't know where I come from or where I'm going Know...
    Larry Reborn. 19 January, 2005

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