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Snowflakes
You are one in eight billion! Written 01/20/25 (January 20th).
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My Winter
The place where I live is very hot, and I hate summer, but love winter. This year winter was late, and I was in much longing, so I wrote this.
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The sunflower that nobody knows
Do you know that the SUNFLOWER can hide the dried ROSES.
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Mud
A poem on mud, and the gross it has become.
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By a Cornwall Cliff
I wrote this last summer, in the most south-westerly part of Britain.
My planet: a leaf
Poem about my world.
Pity the Book
I felt bad while I read about special relativity from a book I borrowed from our university library
My precious spring
When will you come to me?
The Moon and The Ocean
A poem about how the men need to stop trying to destro love, especially the love that is held between the Moon and the Ocean.
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They still call her “Mother” Earth
A brief look at humans and nature. A shorter version of "Knock Knock".
A Tree Falls in the Forest
If a tree falls in the forest / But won't let anyone hear it / Did it ever even fall? (see: NaPo week '26)
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Elegy for My Dad's Rash
NaPoWeek 2026, poem 2.
Rainbow
Life is a wonder worth fighting for.
Those delightful fruits
However odd, my written expressions for the delicious apricots, with a twist.
Yellow + Black
A different way to think about someone we see all the time.