Tag: Daily Poetry
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Tenseness
Mimics a phantom Running so fast she crashes She loved and left soon
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God’s Mercy
If I had to choose, Criticism than lashings. Lashings than to die.
G. Pearson
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Practicing for What?
when the real thing’s far to loop in my head—our heads perfect then perform
G. Pearson
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Haiku For You
Suppressed, I yearn still Perfected a cheesecake too! Cooled on window sill
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When We Clock In
We clock out at the same time also So when the slivers of sun tiptoe through the office blinds I recoil And then recoil at the thought that this cave has blinded me Until I don’t want to see myself anymore and my cubicle even less
G. Pearson
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Unloving Love
Today, I’m at the freehand on Ohio (19 E), feeling fortunate that I can leave then to somewhere to sleep the same night then to my need to rush the gauntlet where people (are meant to) battle to meet (but ultimately fall short of) my lofty expectations then to: negative ruminations behind and a mind […]
G. Pearson
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The Truth of The Spare Tire
What do I have a spare tire for? I don’t even know how to drive. I told my friend I didn’t have friends and he agreed. I wanted to meet new people, but then I couldn’t find any good reason I’d leave my place to meet people.
G. Pearson
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Mochi-chan
Chew on your foot Sleep on your pillow Walk with your step Paws on your chin So you’ll drop your attention down to me You have me now When at one time Watashi wa inu o mochimasen deshita
G. Pearson
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So Normally
Now I am supposed to grip your hand back Otherwise you’ll try checking my pulse Be alive. Stay present. I was supposed to lean against you but splashed Slurpee in your frozen lap and now you’re bluish How long was I squeezing your hand? Like a doula, you let me realize when the nerves were […]
G. Pearson