i miss the days
when this felt like home
when i felt wrapped in love and chaos and my phone
and everything felt like an old film
i watched once
where everything was perfect
i should have known something would go wrong
-k.c.
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“You expected—more brutality?”
Anaïs Nin, from The Unexpurgated Diary of Anaïs Nin, 1931-1932
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“I am learning peacefulness, lying by myself quietly”
— Tulips, Sylvia Plath
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From my debut poetry book: Dangerous Sessions: The Black Room
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The chapter of despair has ended, and a new beginning has sprung upon us. Titled: abundance.
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lay in my lap and wax poetically of the stars
whisper to me all of your secrets
i’ll keep them hidden in my heart
until i take my last, dying breath
-k.c.
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you the garden and the grave,
Ada Limón, from Bright Dead Things: Poems
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Ruba'i by the Sufi poet Mahsati (1098–1185), translated by Paul Smith
After nearly 900 years, Mahsati is highly respected for her courageous poetry that condemned religious fanaticism and prejudices, hypocrisy and dogmas. In the city of Ganjeh in Azerbaijan, a street and a school, an academic institution, a museum and others have been named after her.
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A poem from my new book Dangerous Sessions: The Black Room
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Fuschia Mists
She floats in fuschia mists beneath the towering birch
A voyager from constellations far
Bringing her dreams to life
She has the aura of a star
She blazes true and bright
A sweet soulful seer
Born of a winter kiss
Devoid of earthly fear
Truth shines, awakened
Within her cerulean eyes
An infinite soul in motion
beneath clear saccharine skies
Her laughter is filled with rainbows
Like a meadow in full bloom
Her wild heart illuminating
The bleakest blackened gloom
Breathing ancient magic
She lingers for loves knowledge
A mirror of all the seasons
A tempest of passion and courage
A warrior, a poet
A fierce protective aspiration
A promise in disguise
A delicate affirmation
Cosmic Birch
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From our vertical files: "Public Library" by Anne Campbell
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Good Morning
Today I'll wake up like a flower.
I'll feel the wind on my skin.
I'll open my eyes
And look out at the skies.
I'll remember there's hope
And I'll grin.
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