will melt, harsh words
will
be forgotten.
new snow
will cover the troubles
that
have come
and gone.
grudges held
onto
will
slip away.
it will be spring again,
won't it?
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- Thomas the cat
- the short and sweet obit
- please go on, i'm just going to nap a bit
- you can see how busy i am
- the ambivalent mourners
- one less rabbit in the garden
- and just like that
- the carrier pigeons
- the slight of hand
- but then what?
- wishful thinking
- the uneventful end
- the enormous enchilada
- flying cold chickens
- it's hard to leave
- everything beautiful
- what would silence mean?
- idle hands
- your silent joy
- untying her knots
- when you're far or near
- waiting for joy to fall
- we're here for you
- keeping up with the neighbors
- scotch on the rocks
- the cars i left behind
- who wants that?
- all of your Joe's and Mary's
- just one night
- the white field
- you look familiar, do i know you?
- one more for the road
- the word on the street
- when meeting out of context
- the new car salesman
- our original weight
- the early morning stretch
- lost in the funhouse
- the old key in the shed
- a short visit maybe
- this pill will solve everything
- the mid-life crisis
- suspicion
- check this off my list
- a religious quest
- it's easier now
- a night at the Bijou
- is there a note explaining why?
- don't make me beg for it
- the soft warm summer land
- not done with them yet
- i can't escape you
- we've hardly swept the confetti
- boys class math while the girls played volleyball
- an early morning portrait of you
- here's a shovel, start digging
- before i lie down
- no matter where you've been
- i'm not angry anymore
- leave those boots alone
- write me something
- she never said it with words
- so far from spring
- the early morning triage
- a taste for the new
- i know that you know
- there are ghosts
- which wink is that?
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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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