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When Windows Pull Me Forward by Jessica Ni Leacai

Posted on August 6, 2012 by jessienileacai

When, in hours I held my harms from action, the winds of windows pulled me forward, And asked my leaping loneliness to plunge the night’s air affirmingly. Refusing, I reeled and remorsed these retractions, with hollowed heaving in gasping grief, … Continue reading →

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In Honesty, My Stalks Wither by Jessica Ni Leacai

Posted on June 2, 2012 by jessienileacai

I am no flower, on a bush, be I pulled petals you plucked. In what good, my petals, be they bruised and of no use? I am no more, the avenger, be I planted plausibly or not. In dark nor … Continue reading →

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Adonis Implored by Jessica Ni Leacai

Posted on April 13, 2012 by jessienileacai

Boy adorned with adonis hair, ringlets rounding your carved crevice, structured, strutted face Opal eyes of embers dark, deeply devouring every lyrical lyre, hands harvesting melodies Vocal articulate of accents vast, sounds serenading aural eager ears, mouth mesmerising intone Immaterial … Continue reading →