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Tag: lost

“At What Price” by Ann Christine Tabaka

Posted on November 6, 2017

He stood outside the door asking for directions, lost hope in hand. Paying the toll with a pocketful of dreams. Aspirations evaporating at the sound of his own voice. A […]

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“Daymare” by Ann Christine Tabaka

Posted on August 28, 2017

Fragments of dreams scattered among the ruins of once lofty ambitions, buried along with lost loves and white lace promises Standing tall against the crumbling visions. Whispers of gargoyles devouring […]

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“If I Were to Outlive You” by Ellen Webre

Posted on February 13, 2017

If I were to outlive you, I would feel the poet in me blackening, nails pulling in like a sea of petals in the mouth at the end of the […]

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