what isn't said
is swallowed hard
like a stone
instead of warm
bread dipped in a savory
stew
to fill
the soul
the heart, the head,
nothing is
left on the table.
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- on the run
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- nobody knows what they're talking about
- the weather report
- the good
- into the woods
- the dark skillet
- shopping for a dress
- tell me now
- the higher light
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- a new song
- one shoe
- night reading
- local hot spot
- piano lessons
- some trees
- who has the time
- embrace the view
- vampire blues
- the bliss
- no hurry, breathe
- sunday morning
- coming or going
- why and what next
- this gives me hope
- waiting for you
- ashes
- at the end
- the good night
- the pink balloon
- the rise and fall of water
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- the dime
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- on hold
- i'll be home soon
- they drink a lot
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- fifteen rounds
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- job hunting
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- love or money
- the globe
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- weak men
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- silent night
- even love is possible
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- before i die
- game over
- late summer
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- what you never had
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- nothing changes
- what isn't said
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About Me
- Stephen Chute
- west springfield, virginia, United States
- these are all FICTIONAL stories and characters and are in no way representative of any real experiences in my or anyone else's life. any similarities are purely coincidental, except for the dog poems.
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