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poetry and prose by stephen chute
Tuesday, December 15, 2015
dreams
morning comes too soon.
you've left
so many dreams on the table.
abruptly
leaving one or two
in the muddled middle.
maybe you can pick up
where you left off when
get home tonight
and go to bed.
but you doubt it.
dreams don't work that
way, do they?
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who are you
starvation ends
viva barcelona
on the job
i feel faint
his ship has come in
early rising
everyone suddenly got old
speechless love
your music
cold water
each house
a long ways off
have fun
sail on
her poetry reading
Momma's Squirrel Stew
nest egg
the cleaning
instead
hit and run
no comb
biting the dog
high noon
something must be open
moving the world an inch
the next morning
a plate of cookies
warming up
everything is forgotten
a little off the top
one more day
the piano
just begun
i want that
your skills
tired
the woman in the window
pink balloon babies
the stamp book
hello, is there a doctor in the house
colored lights
not my size
acclimation
the fruitcake gift
cats and people
the short life
hints
stolen fruits
the first kiss
we did exist
celery, who needs it
the mall cheese
the girl with glasses
the same boy
a simple truth
no leftovers
new money
the invisible car
noel or noah
I'm on the board
the holiday carving
where's the dog
it's a nice poem
christmas shopping
the new rug
to be finished
in bed by ten
the drive thru visit
her garden
can't sleep at night
at the gate
the intervention
it's a slow day
does this look infected
dreams
being followed
scrambled
the lecture
first blush
water from the well
the pear tree
good enough
already dark
finding home
she must be dead
instinct
the dark side of her moon
slippery
let's do something fun for the holidays
the left turn
the water of time
have a good one
pop goes the weasel
throw them a bone
a simple moon
what about alaska?
liquidation
it's all about me
being replaced
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About Me
Stephen Chute
west springfield, virginia, United States
these are all FICTIONAL stories and characters, and in no way represent any living or dead people...any similarities are simply coincidental.
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