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Posts Tagged ‘ prose ’

Evidence from “The Public Journal of Literary Thought”

February 24, 2013
By
handcuffs_by_ingieeee

I am guilty. I have committed a crime and I am here to confess.  I am a murderer; I am a murderer of closed minds and senseless ignorance and I will kill again.  They look at me like a poetic criminal because in my eyes they see a cold stare of ink flooding through...
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A Letter To A Dream

December 15, 2012
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A letter To A Dream

March, 2010 So many times I wanted to lay down this pen and let the words migrate back into silent barriers of a once broken expression; so many times I wanted to lock away this literary voice behind unbreakable chains with no way out but every time I tried I heard you whistling my...
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In Every Way A Man

July 23, 2012
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man_with_self_esteem_by_yugivn-d4mnjc1

In Every Way A Man Days of youth somber; watching with envy as grown men would ponder. I saw them thinking through their eyes about the challenges held and the goals set high. They were afraid to fail because failing had no place in a man’s world. They were the bread winners, the heroes,...
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T R A F F I C

June 10, 2012
By
Traffic_Lights

    The world moves faster when there is no place to go.                   That statement is not always true until you find yourself moving in slow traffic on a busy street when you have some place to be.  Isn’t it funny how time never waits for us but we are always waiting...
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This Little Provincetown

June 5, 2012
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Provincetown_Sunset_by_arasay

I’ve never before been to a place ready to embrace me for all that I am. And as we passed Truro that New Years Eve I looked out a fogged up passenger side window into a dark cloud and thought to myself finally. Finally a place where I could hold the hand of my...
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H U N G E R

June 3, 2012
By
hunger1

  I have an appetite for success.               The stomach of my mind is rumbling to be fed because I am starving for new challenges and accomplishments.  I want to be the one to reach higher and go further.  I want to be the one who inspires by being inspired and I want...
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F R E E D O M

May 14, 2012
By
freedom

  Somewhere a poet is crying because he can I’ve traveled to many places in this world without leaving the destination of my front window.  There are days I sit and allow my mind to explore and reach out in a transpiration of thought.  I search for new views and interpretations in a world...
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C L A R I T Y

May 1, 2012
By
clarity

C L A R I T Y I search for truth in strange places. An open window halfway shut keeps me optimistic that everything around me will make sense…eventually.  The air escapes inside and the sweat on my fingertips shiver with heated anticipation.  And I write to find truth; to find the answers of...
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D O U B T

April 5, 2012
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doubt_by_j_macs_r_us

There can be no progression in this world if you keep allowing yourself to fall. It was one of those days that the reflection in the mirror wasn’t someone I wanted to see. Everywhere I went I saw someone who kept holding me back; someone who tripped me over and over onto the grounds...
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Dust On The Portrait Of A Memory

March 18, 2012
By
Dust

  When we experience growth we sometimes become unrecognizable to ourselves.               The music thumped as hesitant shadows scraped the dance floor with stiffened movements and wild attire.  Black lights spotlighted the lint of many minds loose and intoxicated.  I stood with a drink half filled with ice leaning against a crowded bar...
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