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  • For Flash 55 Friday

    >Shell Game

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    Jerry

    on

    February 18, 2011

    >   which cloud bears underneath the golden super ball I crick my neck and prick my consciousness burning eyelids descend this long down filled covered sky it would be a good day for the gods to get in a pillow fight flinging wisps of fog to earth so they…

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  • 2011, 25th Anniversay February 16, One Shot Wednesday

    >You and Me

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    Jerry

    on

    February 16, 2011

    > Over time we have formed a more perfect union. Our names at the bottom of a license a quarter of years ago. Under time I have walked to gather your shadow, white as the snow, the passion trailing, and grace on grace. And time after time I saw us…

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  • For One Shoot Sunday

    >Mortar and Mortals

    Published by

    Jerry

    on

    February 13, 2011

    > What were we thinkingwhen we gathered the stonesfrom our freshly plowed hearts? Our high ideals fooled us into manipulating mortar.Fluid emotions filled in to block and brace the hard places of our past. Oh, what a wall we built.We filled in each other with tears and laughterand significant pauses. We…

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  • For Satuday Celebration at One Stop Poetry

    >Graffiti of my Heart

    Published by

    Jerry

    on

    February 13, 2011

    >   I have to put down my pen and pick up my heart and etch your name like graffiti.  I’ll get the paint and shake it and mark the symbols of our gang on it like family. You are my turf and rumbles are things I would show up…

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  • One Shot Wednesday

    >And Oil Keeps Floating By.

    Published by

    Jerry

    on

    February 9, 2011

    > Let the chains lay heavy on shoulders of bronze as the oil floats by. Keep an eye on a key and it’s hole of freedom light. See the sphinx winking on and prowling in the night? And oil keeps floating by. A pharaoh is turning in his tomb trying…

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  • For One Shoot Sunday, Poem

    >Limping Eagle

    Published by

    Jerry

    on

    February 6, 2011

    > It was either custodial or cathedral. I entered in with my spirit bound. It was freedom that echoed off the clapboard. It was splinters that entered my meniscus. I cried as exit wounds revealed an inner light. For moments I laid there in the neutral zone. The Great Spirit…

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  • 55 Flash Fiction Friday

    >Have Fun

    Published by

    Jerry

    on

    February 4, 2011

    >Don’t eat the yellow snow.Old Yeller’s gotta go. Don’t lick the flag ple.What a double dog dare role. Skate away from thin ice.The pond is not so nice. Please don’t sauser down the hill.That grove of trees will be no thrill. Now go outside and play.“Have fun” I always say.

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  • blizzard effects poetry, Poem for One Shot Wednesday

    >Springing From a White Out Dream

    Published by

    Jerry

    on

    February 2, 2011

    > White out has covered the sleds left out, the junk pile behind the fence, the fire pit, the holes dug by the dog, the I.E.D.’s (insensitive excrement drops) by said dog. the trampoline, the picnic table, the dormant garden. Does this mean I can declare a do-over? When it…

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  • For One Stop Poetry forms…Ballad.

    >Fifth Position

    Published by

    Jerry

    on

    January 31, 2011

    > I’ll dance lightly on tepid glass with you melted fifth position. Your arms long, smooth, as gilded wings I’ll slight embrace your poise sun. A phoenix ray of squint ballet you warmed the cold solstice that hung briefly upon the air. A mid- winter’s preface. A ballad form for…

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  • Submitted for Random Acts of Poetry

    >Chosen

    Published by

    Jerry

    on

    January 31, 2011

    >  Like a gum wrapper or a pop can tossed out of the window, so some children are broadcast like unwanted seeds along the roadside. They take root where ever they can burrow in to be counted among the unnoticed weeds. They find ways to push toward the light to…

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