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Silence. {poetry}

And those are the times when I wish I could just inconspicuously fade to black. If for nothing else than to just sit in darkness and quietude... silence.

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I Want You to Have a Little Girl. {poetry}

I want you to try to explain how important safety is to someone whose smile makes your heart melt and race at the same time.

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Our Garden. For My Darling. {poetry}

Our garden is home to small bright songsters there is always water for them and no surprises The fence is rickety split like crooked teeth

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Strength After Abuse: into the Depths of the Dark Goddess. {poetry}

Where are you taking me? I ask the black water telepathically She answers with silence, Elegantly letting me drift Deeper into her depths.

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New York Midnight. {poetry}

My amazing midnight man Hold on We are almost there One midnight, one bed Endless possibilities of building a life On another coast

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The Face of Abandonment. {poetry}

Abandonment has a new name She’s called Self-Love and Loyalty She’s called Self-Soothing and Self-Contained She’s called Beautiful and Worthy

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Autumn Fall. {poetry}

When you could be holding my hand And I am in the safety of your arms, I only want to know that Our October Allowed us to fall In love.

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Enter Darkness, Exit Light: Five Poems for Reading After the Reaping. {poetry}

I find that as I enter the hibernation period, I often stock up on words. Words that reflect the little light that is left as the twilight of the year arrives. Verses that remind me there is delight in dormancy and breadth in darkness.