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Immortal Intimacy

Posted on September 24, 2023 - 1:13pm by Joyce Paveine
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Afternoon coffee_ watching the Winter raindrops mate on our glass window. white sheets and furs between the warmth of our skin. feets smuggling to Yiruma’s rhythm. The crackles of fire melting the clock to the midnights heat; sharing spaces without … Continue reading →

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Tickets for my Train

Posted on January 22, 2023 - 2:40pm by Joyce Paveine
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My train only likes to travel on the dark track of idleness. The passengers were never sure of their destination. They drink and merry to the wine of good times and lay filling their cups with tears of guilt. Also … Continue reading →

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Lucid Dreamer

Posted on November 21, 2021 - 11:09am by Joyce Paveine
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As the earth swallows each bones freeing its enchanted soul to a still world; It may seem to you that solitude is your only convoy to keep you from life turn. It may seem to you that anger has slipped … Continue reading →

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Relief

Posted on November 14, 2021 - 2:15pm by UT Desk
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I call this a regeneration of a flower. I feel a lot better these days. And I know I should cherish every bit of it because this is the most peaceful I’ve ever felt in ages. Meeting friends, going for … Continue reading →

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Baking Poetry

Posted on October 17, 2021 - 2:10pm by UT Desk
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I tried baking poetry today I took a mixing bowl and gently let 1 cup of words 4 eggs of imagination 250 ml of milky passion 1/2 teaspoon of rhetoric 1 drop of witty essence I whisked the mixture  Until … Continue reading →

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That year, dirty money began to flow in

Posted on October 10, 2021 - 5:28pm by UT Desk
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That year, dirty money began to flow in.  Some escaped, some tried, and some drowned. Some hated, some loved. Now these ones who loved- Their houses turned into bungalows, Garden ponds to swimming pools, Two wheelers to four, Four wheelers … Continue reading →

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Overwhelmed

Posted on September 19, 2021 - 12:43pm by UT Desk
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Do you feel overwhelmedat the sight of green fieldsAnd a blade of grassLit up like a fine emerald stone?Do your mind get lost in the sunset,And do you stand your groundAs if you are the last witnessOf a time that … Continue reading →

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Sombre Summertime

Posted on August 28, 2021 - 1:28pm by UT Desk
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Will a man’s sadness ever cease? And all at once be at peace?              Shall a man’s toil be worthless,              When his winter is ruthless? Could a charm be an arm? Where he could disarm his deformity. Is it … Continue reading →

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Seasonal Memory

Posted on August 8, 2021 - 1:21pm by UT Desk
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The green field stretches on to a panoramic view,The rain begins its glorious downpour on the wind’s cue,The earth breathes, and the trees dance with life in the rain,A frog croaks nearby, relishing Nature’s bless’d reign. Farmers gather in their … Continue reading →

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The Unknown

Posted on January 24, 2021 - 11:44am by UT Desk
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What makes the heart keep beating, And that too in rhythm so perfect? Can anyone pause the blood flowing Through the veins without any defect? Have the wise men traced the origin And the omega of time continuum? Who can … Continue reading →

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