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Bio By Self XXVII


He pretended he believed her

She did the same

Reciprocating impulses

push away, then suddenly contract.

 

When two worlds collide

new stars are birthed.

 

In the ashes of a post explosion

there is always a  story left untold.

 

ajs

 

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andy spaschak

I have been writing poetry for over forty years, Published in magazines, ezines, etc. I currently live in New Jersey as I recover from stage four throat cancer. I have not been able to speak for three years so my voice has become my poetry, photography, and guitar.

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