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Tag Archives: bench
Crumbs
That’s him , yeah. That’s right, every day, from late morning to dusk, he sits on that bench and waits for her. I don’t know who she was. His love who left him. Or died. Disappeared. There are all … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Prose
Tagged bench, loneliness, love, melancholy, old man, park, Prose, sadness, story, witness
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Everybody’s Got One
I was once asked to create a safe happy place to which I could go during times of distress and turbulence, and there it was, as it had always been– a wooden bench set under a streetlamp in a park … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged bench, dreaming, John Biscello, park, Poetry, serene loneliness, streetlamp, twilioght
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Ssshh!
Solitary bench, modeling its full silence– lovers secrets, ssshh!
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged bench, haiku, John Biscello, lovers secrets, park, poem, Poetry, solitary, Taos
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Bench
You know the story, the bench, the promise, the waiting, the interminable stretch of waiting, and the love that never returned, as the girl became a woman and then dead. You know the legend, how the woman is still waiting, … Continue reading
Posted in Poetry, Uncategorized
Tagged bench, grass, grief, John Biscello, loss, love, man, park, poem, Poetry, romance, Taos, tennis court, tragedy, woman
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John Biscello 