New Zealand Poetry - Publishing Poetry From Aotearoa poetry posted here was originally posted on http://poetry.org.nz
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I tremble goodbye to ground as a banner unbound in wolfish uplifts; undone by the shrinking farm of faces, breathing in the changeling depths beneath http://bit.ly/2F9nugl
After all; I am Possessive. I should. Be alone. It stings. A year. Before. I’m grown. Listen to the wicked wave hiss. It creeps up; whores. I’m bare as a white sheet. http://bit.ly/2HMwTLv Poetry posted here was originally posted on New Zealand Poetry
Mermaids like glitter called into the night, They swam in lemonade crystal currents, Navigating the ice chunks of iodine, Burnt haze danced around him, The Smokey shimmer his engulfed dinner coat, Dusk now sets it bares, Peach-puff was not an alley cat he knew, But he held on to his cats eyes, He was despised by unfed men, He enjoyed the unveiling Champagne sparkle the wine garden radiant, The cat remained obscured Watching unseen to himself, http://bit.ly/2HVNflo
peterlebaige just created a new blog post . calling calling the stars are young voices in a park deep into the stone-washed blue of evening the moon atop that sky a ferris wheel drawing… http://bit.ly/2opXFS4
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