Poems by Timothy

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  • The magnanimous joy that once flowed through this...
    The haphazard existence of a withering Mother and...

  • A token of my love,
    In the form of this seemingly meaningless, little...

  • I wasn't your real dad, Katie, you had one before...
    But this lonely boy was a single, looking for a...

  • The air, you can not see,
    But you can taste it, it has a smell...

  • Ode to the skin-bag,
    Who used to be 500 pounds...

  • Henry McNeally sat whittling one evening on his...
    Humming quietly, he watched the sky to the north...

  • Life was uneventful, working this busy street,
    Nothing gave me pleasure, trying to make ends...

  • Dread (1)

    I roam,
    I roam, always alone...

  • Somehow, I did the wrong thing,
    And again I made crucial mistakes...

  • Stand up,
    Be proud...

  • The pristine thoughts of my monomania is an unique...
    If you use acute discernment, it is a sense of...

  • The raucous approach of the vile demon,
    Unlimited in vicious and merciless death-dealing...