Sharing a post from 2016 Can’t get off this train barreling down tracks skewed a little to the left, to the right Meticulously laid by those who create the future while running from the past In-depth plans malleable trusting in blind faith and blank stares of willing riders unaware as they crash photo: Pexels prompts: … Continue reading Throwback Friday – Runaway Train – Michele Vecchitto
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Throwback Friday – Michele Vecchitto -Keepers of the Flame
They belong to a time gone by these old friends, diligently working Giving wisdom, gaining hope I watch them as the world goes by They hold truth to a higher standard these old friends, carefully guiding Giving knowledge, gaining insight I watch them as the world goes by They seek to protect an old guard … Continue reading Throwback Friday – Michele Vecchitto -Keepers of the Flame
Throwback Friday – A Moment – Michele Vecchitto
ever soft, this dark night of the soul lonely hearts caught in the crossfire as dancing demons take their toll secrets scuttled behind keyholes an old life set to expire ever soft, this dark night of the soul so easy to find the black hole shucking judgment, a lover’s ire as dancing demons take their … Continue reading Throwback Friday – A Moment – Michele Vecchitto
Throwback Friday – Singing to another tune – Eugenia
some folks well-spun walking while chewing gum splashes of passion destination addiction is life fact or fiction why no contradiction we still got inflation they didn’t get the memo livin' high and mighty a no no either way, costs keep rising same old song not surprising listen put your ear to the ground let's prove … Continue reading Throwback Friday – Singing to another tune – Eugenia
Throwback Friday- Looked Through by Liyona
Here is one of the first short stories I've written. Please forgive the weird formatting. I hope you will enjoy looking at my earlier writing. For me, it is fun to see how I have always loved writing these vingette pieces. Hopefully, I will be writing more! . She paced the floor of her bedroom… … Continue reading Throwback Friday- Looked Through by Liyona
Throwback Friday- Mathmatics by Liyona
Adding up all the places I’ve been I can fill a sheet of paper with words But then I must subtract the ways that I have been rude to you and other people It seemed fun at first to sum up my life in a short and Pythagorian way then I stared at the paper … Continue reading Throwback Friday- Mathmatics by Liyona
Throwback Friday: Charlottesville, Virginia August 12, 2017 – Christine E. Ray
my survivor’s brain does not try to process man’s inhumanity to man whole anymore it scans the image trying to make sense of the puzzle pieces a car bodies frozen in flight accidental aerialists a beautiful tattoo on a contorted back black truck parked to the right the horrified and incredulous looks on the … Continue reading Throwback Friday: Charlottesville, Virginia August 12, 2017 – Christine E. Ray
THROWBACK FRIDAY – Linda Lee Lyberg – What Matters
Hushed whispers of the turning pageLeaden weight of the words in my hands.As shadows dance on textured wallsThe story unfolds in endless wavesAnd my mind once shackled, now freeOf heavy chains binding me to this life.Surrounded by books for they’ve become my lifeNever tiring of thoughts on the written pageFor words are ancient keys to … Continue reading THROWBACK FRIDAY – Linda Lee Lyberg – What Matters
Throwback Friday – His & Her Words – Man Enough – Eric (EDC Writing)
My senses are overwhelmed, my emotions raw, my agony real, I so need you. I gasp, the pain cuts deep into my heart of having to accept that there is nothing I can say to bring you close to me, to see, to touch, to hold, to kiss. I thought I could find the words … Continue reading Throwback Friday – His & Her Words – Man Enough – Eric (EDC Writing)
THROWBACK FRIDAY- Linda Lee Lyberg- The Inevitability of Death
Source I’ve been thinking of death a lot, and I am amazed by its inevitability, frightened, as we all are, of the totally unknown, and yet feel a long sleep is somehow earned by those of us who live on the edge.- Jackson Pollock I’ve been thinking of death a lot and I am amazed by … Continue reading THROWBACK FRIDAY- Linda Lee Lyberg- The Inevitability of Death
