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Tortured Journey by Donna M. Monnig (NaPoWriMo)
Tortured JourneyNo one knows the clandestine yearnings of my soul,The weight of an albatross, takes a heavy toll. Duplicitous or righteous nature, I know not which,Machiavellian or altruistic, change like a mercurial switch. An elegy perhaps for who I was, … Continue reading
Posted in My Poems, NaPoWriMo 2024, Poetry, Uncategorized
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Here Lies Dord: The Word That Didn’t Exist
By, Donna M. Monnig Dord. Sounds like something out of a Star Wars movie or an episode of Star Trek or Farscape, doesn’t it? However, dord actually belongs in a cemetery rather than a sci-fi show; it is afterall, a ghost word. … Continue reading
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