Hell Hath No ...
A disenfranchised
woman
is not easy
to ignore
A wave
that builds
but never breaks
— till burying the shore
(Deamsleep: October, 2026)
The Treasure
An hour of time
a dollar of money
The exclusion is mutual
like salt is from honey
Those moments so clear
never bought – ever dear
The treasure of life
— golden goose in the covey
(The New Room: October, 2026)
Blood Legacy
We don’t choose
our fathers
as fate has
its plan
A kindness
to some
but to others
— be damned
(Dreamsleep: October, 2026)
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Author:
Kurt Philip Behm (
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Comments4
It is the last one that bites deep. Paternity by the luck fo the draw. Well done.
Inspired by watching Kacie Dutton on 'Yellowstone.'
Kurt, you've got me thinking about the strange lottery of human existence. Nobody gets to choose their starting hand, yet we're all expected to figure out how to play it. And some folks seem convinced they've written the rules! 🌹🖤🙏🕯️�
That twist of fate were all dealt.
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