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Drip Fed On Daydreams, poetry by @naquoya. Day 43 of 100 for @d-pend's Poetry Challenge Drip Fed On Daydreams The exhaustion of a lifetime playing hide and seek from the ghosts that haunt and the dark

Introverted, poetry by @naquoya. Day 38 of 100 for @d-pend's Poetry Challenge Introverted Sometimes the words flow like water into crevices and dark corners paving the way for light to shine. Carving away

Offcuts and Imperfections, poetry by @naquoya. Day 36 of 100 for @d-pend's Poetry Challenge Offcuts and Imperfections The words were not quite right constructing a sentence so out of place, punctuation

Backwards Man, poetry by @naquoya. Day 34 of 100 for @d-pend's Poetry Challenge Backwards Man Do you want to think about it? Take your time to review it all. And if you wait long enough you'll see him

Travelling Man Blues, poetry by @naquoya. Day 33 of 100 for @d-pend's Poetry Challenge Travelling Man Blues I Well he walked down the road for so long he could no longer tell. Could have been lifetimes,

The Butterfly Effect, poetry by @naquoya. Day 32 of 100 for @d-pend's Poetry Challenge The Butterfly Effect A butterfly flaps her wings because it's what she does. But apparently life will never be the

<<<< Last Week's Edition The Library #11 The Library - For Writers and Readers. Welcome to the twelfth edition of The Library. A new, writing focused curation post. Coming out of the ideas

Stop Making Sense, poetry by @naquoya. Day 30 of 100 for @d-pend's Poetry Challenge Stop Making Sense They could have been words on a page written in the boldest of blue ink, instead of a subconscious

Again, poetry by @naquoya. Day 29 of 100 for @d-pend's Poetry Challenge Again Going around in circles, like lava down a drain that tears at the hope of ever coming back here again. A distance, foreclosing

Cloud Atlas - My Thoughts on the Book vs the Film I have posted many book reviews here over the last several months. Each one is an attempt to be honest about how I feel about the book, and to help make

Musical Chairs (Headlines #1), poetry by @naquoya. Day 28 of 100 for @d-pend's Poetry Challenge Musical Chairs The man in the big grey suit Sat the child down and spat out his words So that they formed

Suburban Nightmare (Headlines #1), poetry by @naquoya. Day 27 of 100 for @d-pend's Poetry Challenge Suburban Nightmare (Headlines #1) Suburban brick offering sheltered hope from the long arm that proceeds

Panic Attack, poetry by @naquoya. Day 26 of 100 for @d-pend's Poetry Challenge Panic Attack A heartbeat tries to make itself known by announcing its intentions at one thousand miles an hour. Moments ago

The Smile, poetry by @naquoya. Day 25 of 100 for @d-pend's Poetry Challenge The Smile A smile I give. It's not much I know. But it comes without needs, expectations, or thoughts of return. A simple thing

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Learning To Laugh, poetry by @naquoya. Day 24 of 100 for @d-pend's Poetry Challenge Learning To Laugh Manic thoughts, a life in review. A jumbled mess of pieces that await. Will the player step up - take

The Window, poetry by @naquoya. Day 23 of 100 for @d-pend's Poetry Challenge The Window Through a window Light traces the delicate shape of the breeze As it paints a scene And places it within reach A

This is my entry for @jayna's 50 word writing competition. The prompt this week is forest. Home For the Holidays Holidays, finally. Christopher grabbed his packed bag and rushed out the door. Down main

Something To Call His Own, poetry by @naquoya. Day 22 of 100 for @d-pend's Poetry Challenge I finally had to miss a day yesterday, as the internet shut down for 24 hours in my area. When technology defeats