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Wednesday, February 15, 2023

Plagued dalliances by Aiden Levy

 

Walking home in my neighborhood,

I face incognito stones

Trying to trip agile runners,

Nosy dogs declaring authority

Over uncharted land,

Gaggles of geese

Mapping their route away

From decidedly endless, frozen pandemic days,

Where astounding numbers of lives have been lost.

I’m not dead, except in creativity.

1 comment:

  1. From The Listener's Book Club

    Kate-Nice work, Aiden
    Brielle-So good of you to share your words
    Thomas-Your poem is lovely
    Jackson-Mighty nice
    Ruhi-Great poem, Aiden
    Sasha-Pandemic was hard on lots of people. Great poem, Aiden
    Aulton-Aiden, my friend, there is not a misplaced or casual word in your poem. It's formidable
    Tommy Z-Nice poem-love it!
    Coco-Aiden it is quite good/powerful expression of grief as I heard it
    Miller-It is so indescribably thought provoking. Thanks for this super interesting poem, Aiden. I think it is magnificent
    Philip-Interesting. Sounds like walking around my block
    Pablo-I love the creative poem. Think the creative thoughts are so alive
    Stacylee-nice sad poem
    Brynn-Congratulations on a magnificent debut
    Arth-Wow Aiden! Dalliance is such a great word. Pleased over my dalliance with your work

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