Living In A Nightmare
/"Living in A Nightmare"…
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…stands in a time warp
touching droplets falling from her baby blues,
feeling like her arms are tied…
By Brenda Arledge
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Just A Regular Guy
/He seemed like a nice guy…
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…average height, sort of sandy maybe light brown hair, plain clothes and shoes, never see him with a hat, I guess that’s about it”. “Anything else, friends…
By K. L. Shipley
Read MoreIn The Realm Of Dream
/…night, conscious mind
Sleep tight!
Relinquish your sovereignty
It’s dream fairy’s turn to…
By Shih-Fang Wang
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/…spilling wine on the sleeve of the white turtleneck sweater I was wearing that evening. Rushing back to us with a cloth and a bowl of water, she dabbed frantically to salvage the stain so it did not set. In between the yelling from my husband and the strong smell of the detergent in the water, I tried to tell her it was…
By Maureen Itah
Read MoreStuck In A Nightmare
/"Stuck in A Nightmare" is a poem…
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…can’t wake up,
my thoughts keep churning
over and…
By Brenda Arledge
Read MoreIn My Dreams I…
/It is a mystery why…
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…my dreams but now I wake up with memories of the dream, sometimes spotty, sometimes clear. I have a recurring dream that I did not graduate from college. I am in my last semester taking classes like French and Economics and I skip so many classes…
By Karol Nielsen
Read MorePalindromeda Strained
/A one-sentence tale of terror…
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…the legends of ancient sagas, it was a tenet of the madam of their unorthodox civic group, whom they lovingly referred to as “Mom,” that on each Halloween at midnight, exactly twelve hours after noon, they would team up with pals and slap each other silly…
By Ken Gosse
Read MoreThe Halloween Night
/Kids poem, inspired by…
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…moon is hanging
Exactly out there,
Up in the…
By Petrouchka Alexieva
Read MoreThe Oneiric
/Why do we dream…
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…origin is from the Greek word for dreams: Oneiroi. The Greeks considered the Oneiroi as blood-relatives of Hypnos, or as we would say, sleep. Ancient Greeks typically thought of impulses…
By K. L. Shipley
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