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Tag: nine-line-poetry

Her Shell…

I would never allow that, she says.

(She never thought she would either)

but normalcy is creeping.

Walk a mile in her shoes,

smile masking defeat.

Look past the shell,

past the barbs,

past the

front.

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Format ImagePosted on February 20, 2021February 20, 2021Tags compassion, gaslighting, in her shoes, introverts, nine-line-poetry, photography, poetry, poetry nonet, shell, walk a mile, women1 Comment on Her Shell…

Relation…

ships

Entangled between wind and water

Broadside delivered, ballast shifts

Precarious stem to stern

Into the murky depths

Hopelessly befouled

Reaching, cutting

Float, weightless

Slipping

Free

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Format ImagePosted on January 24, 2021Tags abstract, icb, maritime, nikon, nine-line-poetry, photography, poetry, poetry nonet, relationships, ships, turbulent4 Comments on Relation…
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