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MicroPoem 28
After four and thirty years You’re still nowhere near Action nor relationship
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MicroPoem 27
To our surprise, as well as theirs, A robot brought out food on tiers. It even played music for a birthday!
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MicroPoem 26
Photo by Praveen kumar Mathivanan on Unsplash The lights beep slow, blink, then stare After I’m aware of this sudden dark room
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MicroPoem 25
This weird tree grows in Lake Number Five A breeze gently bleeds wavelets while Gum balls litter the land and water
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MicroPoem 24
Photo by Ricky Davis on Unsplash Leaves putt putt putt along Wind blows ripples on the water And a fish, to the surface, draws near
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MicroPoem 23
Photo by Clay Banks on Unsplash I got into some backroad That went up, then went down It twisted left and curved around Thank God I didn’t want to be found
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MicroPoem 22
Has anyone ever thought something dying can be so magnificent!?
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MicroPoem 21
Photo by National Cancer Institute on Unsplash Has a scientist ever said to another, I wonder, “We must experiment endlessly, of course, as time allows.”
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MircoPoem 20
Photo by Juliana on Unsplash Brick-faced walls; I would have stalled To view their dispositions
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MicroPoem 19
58 steps on the Little Rock side The number of locks? Who has the time? I count steps; how ’bout you Going up and down, also through Keep up with me on the Junction “Lock” Bridge On the other side there’s fifty-six But identify the markings etched Whether in the locks or bridge
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