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life is phair
Shipwrecked

Shouting out to all lost souls
shipwrecked and alone, Ahoy
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phair, Boston, MA
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The world endures surging seas
unable to tame or control
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Deb, Truro, Nova Scotia, Canada
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pelting snow, flashing lightning
howling wind; biting, digging,
into fragile flesh
so vulnerable to
frigid winds and
lashing rains
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Kate, Pontardawe, South Wales, UK
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the dog's on the porch,
soaking wet
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Kris, Benton, AR, USA
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I'm drenched too
but it's too soon to stop
We'll keep on walking,
not avoiding puddles
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Nora R., Palo Alto, CA, USA
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The pair of us oblivious
to the beauty which surrounds us
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Elisa, WA
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As if crafted from steel, alone we stand
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J.H. Williams, Nowhere, TX, USA
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We shed one tear drop at a time,
grieving our souls to peace,
letting thoughts become a gentle caress
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Jo Dogz, Queensland, Australia
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The Shipwrecked Project a collaborative effort to connect the act of writing, the writer, and reader in real time as it happens. It is ongoing and, I hope, unending. For each person who wishes to participate, I will have the next line of the poem for you to work forward from. For more information, please email me at .
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