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While Holding Her Hand…
Posted in life, Poetry with tags art, blogging, death, dustus, euthanasia, loss, Poetry, Triolet on March 20, 2019 by dustusFeeling I lost all sense of time
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Lovesick
Posted in Short Poems with tags Blog, blogging, dustus, love, Poetry, unrequited love, wishful thinking, withdrawal on March 6, 2019 by dustusWhen winter days feel empty
Ahead of spring’s warm thrill
It gets me through the worst of time
To think she loves me still
But that’s just wishful thinking
Straight Bourbon with a pill
When coming down to realize
It’s not worth feeling ill
Sunflowers
Posted in Poetry, Short Poems with tags blogging, dustus, nature, Poetry, short poems, sunflower, writing on January 22, 2019 by dustusSunflowers do wilt
Petals will shed
But when roots are not shallow
They may thrive again
Night Walk on the Beach
Posted in writing with tags blogging, dustus, writing on January 15, 2019 by dustusSkipped a flat stone over the ocean-glazed tidal withdrawal spot. It’s raw, chilly, so misty tonight. Put my hoodie over head to cover the back of my damp neck. I stop shivering. There’s a faint seaward scent of saltwater and fish harboring the breezy seascape air. Moist deserted sand sticks to my sneaker sides as if they were breaded…. Nobody else appears here.
The ink-bleeding Gothic sky seeps through a milky wash of fog like an apparition suspended above the healing waves crash. There initial roar, successive splashing, all chiming into a murmurous drone reverberating the cascade of whitecap crests collapsing into the sprawl of sea foam bubbles…. And I keep thinking I feel at home now, yet believe it matters less where one’s soul finds rest…. So long as it inevitably does.
Dustus Friday: Introducing Poet Marinela Reka
Posted in One Stop Poetry with tags adam dustus, Blog, blogging, Dustus Friday, guest poet, Marinela Reka, One Stop Poetry, online poems, poetry online, short poems, youth poetry on October 15, 2010 by dustusGuest Spotlight: Marinela Reka
Her blog is called Short Poems.
“There’s a rising star in the poetic blogosphere, and her name is Marinela Reka. This young lady is 14 years old and has been writing since age 6….”