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An opened window
to let his soul leave the room;
I believe he left.
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by Scooj
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An opened window
to let his soul leave the room;
I believe he left.
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by Scooj
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With trepidation
I stride to the allotment
first time in six weeks.
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by Scooj
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General hubbub
snippets of conversation
and clickity clacks.
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by Scooj
One thousand and one
posts. I didn’t know that I
had so much to say!
by Scooj
Blue, red, green or black,
flipchart pens lend power to
facilitators.
by Scooj
Those I thought were young
are no longer so; in turn
they see an old man.
by Scooj
Coming up for air
when all around is sinking,
aah! sweet oxygen.
by Scooj
Unwell and in bed
and hanging in my darkened
room, that unwell smell.
by Scooj
In far away fields
I left the boy behind but
now I want him back.
by Scooj
I thought I’d try something a bit different, inspired by some lovely poetry I read here. This is the first poem I have written since school (other than Haiku). Be gentle.
Cousins
So different were we,
I from London and you from Leeds.
I remember one time
when we went out walking,
you pointed up to the sky and cried
‘eh up, there’s kite’
I didn’t know what you had said at first.
We are not so different now
you and I,
our age has smoothed out our differences
our age has brought us closer
it is our age that now defines us.
by Scooj