Poems by David Zurick

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  • Peripheral planned deeds.
    a past fatality turned around...

  • I cannot excuse this frozen isolation,
    Crawling up and down my spine like a piece of cold...

  • They were so red,
    Bruisen black below...

  • Judging from this scope,
    I must say that you are a mile away...

  • The words I picture just may be wisdom;
    An isolation from the illusion; reality...

  • I once saw Venus in the sky,
    Fumes and heat met my eyes...

  • The sky told me it was morning,
    But the clock told me it was night...

  • It was like an unborn evil,
    What we had between us...

  • Weeks have passed,
    Yet I don't remember one...

  • This is the line,
    Where past and present collide...

  • He held his arms with his hands, and his elbows...
    He took his hands from his arms, allowed the veins...

  • This view tempts my will,
    With a cliff to define my risk with consequence...