All Posts 2017

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The Outsider

Edited by Stephanie Bachman   Pratio never recovered from the assault of the Regent of The Wretched. On the coast near the Windy Mountains sat

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Comeback

Mary. Drinking all the time. Drunk all my wine. She’s getting hot and bothered. Sunny, you ain’t no soldier boy, rifles aren’t a toy.  Just

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Comfort

You and I don’t know what to do, people fretting about the world anew. Close your eyes. We are stuck like sticks in the mud,

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Truth

I wrote a song about girls And what they mean to me Like a long winter Interrupted with a day of spring I don’t like

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I Hear Them

Settle down I want you to hear this.  I want to set a fire as I touch your lips.  You complain and I tell you

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Confessions

If I should decide for you, with all the violence, that stands between. You hold your youth. Like the knives you are hiding. If I

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Guilty

Something foolish,  something crude, something to start a new. Something echoes and rip through the chords,  and I don’t want to stand a minute with

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Violence of the Sun

In the moonlight,  there’s only moonlight, reflecting the violence of the sun. You look to your yard, and see the blood, although it appears quite

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The Book Of Love

It’s been a year now. What should I do? Life is so absent. All work no, light of day.  I keep a journal, of said

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Weddings

It was a million, miles away from here.  A soft sound, but enough to make its reach. Spark to the fire, but enough to engulf

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Grave of Flowers

Please tell me,  there is something,  that is better than this. Please tell me that we are more than just a goodbye kiss. And with

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Pretenders

They see you cross, into the movies, while I stumble. You defeat waves, of lucid, lullabies I see you wave, in famedom, as I wonder

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Muffled

The pleas of their screams  were coarse and heavy, but then I knew not, of what to do. Think of the things,  that are cold

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