Poetry: Wide open - by Michele Falco

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by Michele Falco

Created on: September 26, 2008

Hear the wind blow through the trees
Smell the Autumn leaves
The color of Indigo blankets the sky
As planes glide by
I lift my head to view the stars
The Fall wind, I hear it howl
Whistling through my window pane
It begins to rain again, as yesterday
Beneath warm covers, I am at ease
I feel the breeze as curtains fall
to the floor
I am secure once more

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Poetry: Wide open

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by M. J. Schlagle

THE GIFT
I will never forget the night they called
and said your time had come.
Your heart had fought a valiant battle,
bravely
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by maddie rose

Wide open
Life pulls the rug out from under you.
You stand up tall
and do the one thing you have wanted
to make your life work.
You
3 of 46

by Gary Maclean

The tips of my fingers

intertwine at my breast

My fingernails find resistance

But persist

The flesh begins to yield

as
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by SLLawson

His heart was thrown Wide open
To the beauty of the world
Such grace and understanding
For one so brazen and so bold
It wasn't
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by Joost Steffensen

I want the ball.
In fact I demand it.
why don't they pass?
I don't understand it.
Look over here!
like a windmill on crack,
I

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