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Daily Archives: April 1, 2020

Fragments stitched together Smiles from laughter From nervousness And kisses from drunkenness From the need to escape Life teeters in our damp palms With pieces of our lives piled high I stitch them together with black thread Strong enough to hang a shadow Or catch a dream Fragments, skin colored A diversity of skins CouldContinue reading

Posted byJayneApril 1, 2020Posted inPoetryTags:art, creative writing, dark poetry, free verse, Jayne.press, poem, Poetry, proseLeave a comment on

Tap Tap

Intertwined Wall on wall on wall A door swung open It didn’t quite slam More like a tap The kinda tap that let’s me know someone’s there -Saschia

Posted byJayneApril 1, 2020Posted inPoetryTags:anxiety, art, creative writing, depression, Jayne.press, Poetry, prose, writingLeave a comment on Tap Tap

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