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A Last Tribute -01
by Subhas Chandra Chakra

Once upon a time, dear
This day, every year
Made me bathe in tear-
As it came so near.

At a pretty little past
Although it'd be the last,
For things fade so fast
't was day of my heart.


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Brainiac
by Kevin Schroeder

BRAINIAC

In the pulse of noise, where chaos reigns,
Brainiac blurs the lines, defies the chains.
With rhythms that twist and melodies wild,
They craft a sound, electric and styled.

From Dayton’s heart, they carved their way,
A fusion of art, where shadows play.
In every note, a spark of the strange,

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Amazing Grace!
by Adelana Victor

If only I had known the last time I saw you was going to be my last,
I would have hugged and held onto you so tightly,
Not even the Grim Reaper would have been able to rip you from my grip.

If only I could see you smile once more,
I would immortalize it in a photograph,
And hang it in the hallway of Eternity.

During the short time I knew you,
You put more smiles on my face

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And Then There Were None (For Agatha Christie)
by Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu

I’ve only desired to light old lamps with young wicks
(the tongues of flame must be blinking hard with vigilance)
Across dark, mildewed alcoves that smell of ink —her writing ink —
But one thing led to the other, and the ink I
Found froze in my eyes, the bottle instantly petrified among desert ruins.
I searched, from my village to Nantucket, borrowing
The courage of voyaging storms, seeking earnestly her quill feather,
Just to caress her pretty face with it.
But the power of distance arrested me midway and warned me
Of the dangers of costly adventures.

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It's midnight in Arles
by Lea Noir

I sit across from you in the dimly lit café
Your eyes are restless, your hands are stained with paint
Silent strangers inspect each other helpless
Tell me of your visions, your fears, your dreams
You speak of stars in Arles, sunflowers, colours and light

We sip our coffee, we smoke our pipes, we watch the night
You smile at me as we forget ourselves in someone's bloodstream

You are a genius, a madman, a tortured soul

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Night Nurse
by Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu

Her eyes are laden with drunken sleep,
Silhouetted by lank, tired hair flimsier
Than the spine of an elderly, broken night.
Tattered, it buries the horrors of night;
Braided, it creases the rows of black corn,
Sweeping swiftly south and downwards;
Ponytail ties the umbilical linking life
And skyline light.
Lissome, she traipses with no lamp,
Even when darkness confidently pitches its nightingale’s romance

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And Then There Were None (For Agatha Christie)
by Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu

I’ve only desired to light old lamps with young wicks
(the tongues of flame must be blinking hard with vigilance)
Across dark, mildewed alcoves that smell of ink —her writing ink —
But one thing led to the other, and the ink I
Found froze in my eyes, the bottle instantly petrified among desert ruins.
I searched, from my village to Nantucket, borrowing
The courage of voyaging storms, seeking earnestly her quill feather,
Just to caress her pretty face with it.
But the power of distance arrested me midway and warned me
Of the dangers of costly adventures.

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Dreamer (A Tribute to Ozzy Osbourne)
by Mario Odekerken

Eyes half-closed,you saw more
than the waking ever dared.
Smoke curled around your shadow
while the world called you mad.
But you were only dreaming-
of peace,of quiet skies,
of a place where the noise would fade
and the soul could breathe.

You stood where angels feared to linger,

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Laughter (For Lucille Ball)
by Nkwachukwu Ogbuagu

Laughter creased my face
With the wideness of joy in a darling
Hallooing loudly, Hawaii!
Making me younger with weakly wrinkles,
It warmed my heart with a flaming ring of mirth.
And I liked it.
I watched the waves as they rose and fell,
Like the big flattered locks of a comely
Landlady combing her tresses on a windy, snoopy
Sunday morning.

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Brainiac
by Kevin Schroeder

BRAINIAC

In the pulse of noise, where chaos reigns,
Brainiac blurs the lines, defies the chains.
With rhythms that twist and melodies wild,
They craft a sound, electric and styled.

From Dayton’s heart, they carved their way,
A fusion of art, where shadows play.
In every note, a spark of the strange,

......

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