Poems from Sylvia Davis Mar

I'm sorry I didn't grow up A boy being told he could be anything I wanted.
We walked aimlessly with direction happening upon that one perfect moment.                                     To Rest. Sizzled mimosa...
I lost that timeworn, white gold wedding band, the one that represented a broken purity that we as humans have destroyed. I lost my stern...
In craftsman-like precision, the professionally sculpted syntax arranges into a pristine queue Scaling the page's length and width,...
There are times that I miss you deeply. It comes like a crisp September wind. Your eyes, they dazzle all over me, Then I realize it’s all...

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