Addressing the HoardA Poem by JustPlainHere. . .Across the dresser the stacks of paper have accordioned themselves along their bent edges yellow and wood hollow. There's no sound like one that doesn't belong. To spill from plucked heights again, and again rejected. The days gone still vibrating in their strings in matted solidarity - receipts, flyers, photos, their shine dusted silent as the old, dank room, as the sallow sun conceding through gray blinds that all light seen is past light. The solo of lamplight staring into the two-dimensional speck of streetlight staring into sky spilling over the mahogany of its instrument, over senses pooling into other senses - light singing, sound bleeding, playing me out, playing me out. © 2025 JustPlainHereAuthor's Note
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1 Review Added on December 12, 2025 Last Updated on December 12, 2025 AuthorJustPlainHereFLAboutPoets on life: “Oh, must we dream our dreams and have them, too?” ― Elizabeth Bishop “Art is the child of nature in whom we trace the features of the mothers face.&rdqu.. more.. |

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