Poetry: Relocate 8 Articles

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The most frequent solution to the problems of people in this day and age is to go somewhere else, to seek something somewhere else WHEN will people see? the answer lies in front of them wherEVER they are find wi...read more

by Russell Holder

"Free too..." Freedom up and walked away before I could think of what to say. I was sorry to see him go... he made the whole show and I thought I knew him well. As I watched him walk away, I thought I heard him ...read more

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by Kelan Putnam

RECENT LIVES moving out possessions placed lovingly inside boxes of all sizes all shapes nothing of me will remain here again and again I do this dance arriving, leaving let this be the last the black mag...read more

by Elizabeth Arnum

I came here in need And a thin indigo dress, Searching for some beauty To replace the mountains and lakes of childhood. It took me ages to weep for home. The tears came easily, for all the wrong reasons: For myself...read more

by Melanie Regan

The village is small. The red earth kisses my shoe soles. In the fall I think I've heard it all. But I don't know why the trees are here I didn't dig their birthing holes. Did not crack their chocolate soil. Only fr...read more

by Poeticaly Correct

Get Away Do you remember how simple it was to get away when you were a child? Under the bed, up in a tree, or behind a couch. Hiding just to play hide and seek. Or hiding to get away from punishment. As you get olde...read more

by Julie Reynolds

Oh, no, your kidding me. You say we have to move again. It's very hard to see what they hope to gain. Every two or three years they uproot us and make us relocate. Don't they know it brings the tears to the eyes o...read more

by Joseph Wardy

Relocate We relocate form house to house, Confusing a house for a home, In search of happiness. We relocate from job to job, Piling on accomplishment, On the ladder of success. We fail to relocate, By sitting...read more