The Ink in the Well
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2d ago
Within me there is a well both empty and overflowing. There is dust, summer rain, the sound of my voice, and the echo of others.  I often fear it isn’t poetry, only words held until I choose to dip my pen into troubled water.  There is no way to escape breath if I choose to live. Every poem I write resuscitates hope the journal in me will find the soul who needs the breadcrumbs I leave for them. Rarely can I write in rhyme because I have no talent  to not make it sound pitiful or childish. For me it is torture, a duty I’m not qualified to perform. Poetry is my therapy, im ..read more
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Melancholy is a Season Not a Sentence
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It’s not just a feather but a wing note begging to be translated  with eyes of ink that sees poetry before it’s written. It’s not just a thing left to be bruised by a footprint but a sign healing defies gravity. It’s not just a reminder of how much was lost but the voice of wind  encouraging the spirit melancholy is a season not a sentence.  It’s not just a plume  but hope that waits patiently for you to remember  you already know how to fly. ©Susie Clevenger 2024 What's Going On - Just a Cup of Tea   ..read more
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Dance of Leaf Flames
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4M ago
  I dance with the dead, revel in the fallen splashes of color as they haunt the wind.   Oak leaves that summer stained blue sky with paint brush leaves of green now fall in cascades of orange and red.   Limbs stripped to their wooded bones speak of winter coming to frost night with sparkled shivers of dreams roaming indigo.   Caught in swirls of leaf flames I feel my childhood open its door of wonder to memories of the oak cradling my secrets.   Standing on sturdy roots I let them feed my spirit the power of resiliency to grow even in a world that seeks to mold me ..read more
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My Green Tabernacle
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5M ago
My tabernacle is the woods beyond the glass of my window.  It is there survival speaks to me, where hope grows the smallest green leaf on drought’s ravaged limb.  As I venture outside the glass, I am embraced by wind’s sermon of light that bears none of the restraints of man’s definition of God.  It is among the swaying hymns my heart is nurtured, my soul communes with joy, and my spirit finds the strength to persevere.  Susie Clevenger 2023 ..read more
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On Frayed Thread
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1y ago
Say Something – Written by  Ian Axel and Chad King Nothing hurts more than a question hung on a frayed thread of silence. No would have been a cleaner cut than the haunting ghost of indifference. If you don’t love me, at least give me the wound of saying it. ©Susie Clevenger 2023   ..read more
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I’ll Tie Your Shoelaces
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  I’ll Stand by You –– Written by Chrissie Hynde I’ll be here when there are endings, when your heart spins out of control, or night lingers too far into sunrise. Scream into my shoulder, cry in my arms. When steps feel like a marathon, I’ll tie your shoelaces, hold your arm so you won’t fall. You’ve been there when I broke, held me together until I could figure out how to be whole. It’s my turn to help you carry what you can’t bear alone.  © Susie Clevenger ..read more
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Morning in Midnight’s Bath
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1y ago
 "I seated ugliness on my knee, and almost  immediately grew tired of it." - Salvador Dali. Shades of Night Descending, 1931 by Salvador Dali In the desert of obscure I plant myself as a rock. No matter how weathered or man carved by knife I remain the enigma the devil argues with. The rainfall of shadows has tried to drown me, flood me with dubiety  but I remain morning in midnight’s bath. I was formed beneath a bully’s boot pressed on my chest, defiant marble risen from the rotted breath of abuse. ©Susie Clevenger 2023 ..read more
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Uncharted Horizons Within
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1y ago
  “Blame it or praise it, there is no denying the wild horse in us.” ― Virginia Woolf, Jacob's Room The Mustangs of Las Colinas –– Robert Glen In me is a wilderness, a voice,  a path where nothing restrains, demands explanation. I was born with nature’s psalms written on each heartbeat, wild mustang words full of sky, wings, and oak leaves encouraging me to embrace my freedom.  Sitting still I’m moving; in silence I speak. I am lightening and thunder, bright fuchsia and gray dust shadow. I am so many things and so much more to become. There are uncharted horizons within ..read more
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Window of Stars
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1y ago
The Starry Night –– Vincent Van Gogh “I often think that the night is more alive and more   richly colored than the day.” –Vincent Van Gogh May the flowers that dance in the sun feel the praise of starlight on their petals. If not for moon pools and glitter sky, bud and blossom would not hear the nightingale’s heart song. It’s in the sapphire ancient voices  whisper their stories on the wind, the owl keeps watch, feathered hands on the time clock of shadows. In the dream state of roses velvet petals forget about their thorns as their scent cradles star candles until nigh ..read more
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Truth is on the Endangered List
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1y ago
 “Would that it were so simple.” — Hail, Caesar! (2016) Why can’t truth be simple, not twisted on the tongue to storm it with conspiracy. What I wish to believe doesn’t mean it’s true. In this day of gaslight,  buzz words, and deflection I must consider who profits from discord…Who dances on disunion.  If I only play follow the leader, I can’t complain if I go over the cliff. ©Susie Clevenger 2023 ..read more
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