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  • Dispassion
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    Dispassion

    July 12, 2018June 12, 2022

    I am coated in cynicism,
    Its chalky glaze pasted with rough hands over my soft heart.
    I see beauty, but it does not breathe inspiration into the blackened cave of my mind.

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  • Arboretum
    Poems

    Autumn Falls

    October 29, 2017June 12, 2022

    I find solace in the Gibbous Moon
    That shines outside my window.
    She gazes down upon me
    And I think she feels some part of my truth.

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  • Greenlake Twilight
    Poems

    Full Moon

    October 4, 2017June 12, 2022

    You, my Goddess,
    Shamelessly reclaim your time every month,
    Your changes and cycles are welcomed –
    Met with awe and wonder.

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  • Fire
    Poems

    Strangers in the Smoke

    October 2, 2017June 12, 2022

    The city was up in smoke –
    We screamed, we ran,
    And then we were conquered –
    Forced into hiding.

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  • Moments
    Poems

    Moments Before

    January 19, 2017June 12, 2022

    The Seattle I once knew is gone. It has been transformed into a tech-haven, a corporate castle. A breeze has blown through the construction-covered streets, wisping all the unwanteds away.

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  • Beach Girl
    Poems

    Seashell

    January 10, 2017June 12, 2022

    I remember when I was little,
    I could hold a seashell to my ear
    And be transported to the ocean.

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  • Greenlake
    Poems | Writing

    Radiant Pastels

    October 30, 2014June 12, 2022

    Fall leaves burn brightly –
    Radiant pastels
    Scattered gently underfoot.

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  • Shadow
    Poems

    My Privilege

    September 4, 2014November 14, 2024

    My white skin has historically made me “good,”
    And yet the people of my color were the ones who held the whips,
    The ones who beat black boys senseless
    Just for trying to acquire the human right to freedom.

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