THE WALKING

It’s about going on in life irrespective of the obstacle.

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J. W. Cassandra: Maradj velem!

Stay with Me!, by J. W. Cassandra. This poem belongs to my volume 17th, “This Is You!”, cycle “Gentle Spring Breathe”. I share it in English and Hungarian. The cycle is unfinished yet, I’ll work on it.

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Stay with Me!, by J. W. Cassandra

Stay with Me!, by J. W. Cassandra. This poem belongs to my volume 17th, “This Is You!”, cycle “Gentle Spring Breathe”. I share it in English and Hungarian. The cycle is unfinished yet, I’ll work on it.

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J. W. Cassandra: Lángtáncot lejtő pipacs

Poppy, Dancing Flame Dance, by J. W. Cassandra. This poem I wrote in May yet, but couldn’t share here since I lost all my writings from the computer in a minute and now I’m working on re-typing and re-copying all of them. It will take a long time, unfortunately. But in the meantime, I found some of them and share them here in a short time. This poem isn’t taken into any of my volumes yet. I give it through both in English and Hungarian.

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Poppy, Dancing Flame Dance, by J. W. Cassandra

Poppy, Dancing Flame Dance, by J. W. Cassandra. This poem I wrote in May yet, but couldn’t share here since I lost all my writings from the computer in a minute and now I’m working on re-typing and re-copying all of them. It will take a long time, unfortunately. But in the meantime, I found some of them and share them here in a short time. This poem isn’t taken into any of my volumes yet. I give it through both in English and Hungarian.

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The Seperation of Belief & Sanity

The only true spoil of war is that the victorious can bury their dead, Apocalypse by capitalism, what a century to be

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A lone Standing Tree

I am a lone standing tree, who still wants to be free. My roots are so deep , as are the coral reefs. leaves are now  history for me, Liberty is still a mystery for…

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New Hampshire Robert Frost Poem

New Hampshire | A Poem by Robert Frost

New Hampshire is a poem that describes Robert Frost’s love for the city of New Hampshire and its natural beauty, love for arts, and unbusinesslike nature. It also discusses the shallowness of people who measure everything based on its commercial value.

New Hampshire Robert Frost Poem
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Contentment

The brightest stars are visible in the darkest sky.

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Chasing Rainbows

I have chased rainbows a lot of times, After the rain when the sun shines, I ran across fields soaked and muddy, But these are rainbows, It is what makes me happy! I chased rainbows a hundred times more…

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Divine Midnight

Clock is ticking incessantlyThe world seems asleepWhile here I amLying supineBeneath the naked realm of sky. I found myselfIndulging the wordsthat overflowthrough my mindAs I whisper my secretsto the zephyr that passes by. The clouds…

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White Crayon

We’ve been allured andbecame blinded by the colorful realities of life.Because wenever learn the art of using the white crayon.

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BETRAYAL

I loathed the flowers thatI’ve planted on the backyard. I did water on it every single day. I’ve cultivated it as soon as its roots sprouted. But why? Why did you bloom for someone else?

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MISCONCEPTION

Some arts aren’t meant to be understood.Sometimes, it is only meant to be expressed by an artist.

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Colour-echo of Almighty, by J. W. Cassandra

Colour-echo of Almighty, by J. W. Cassandra, my newest poem. This time I share the poem only in English. I share with you my poem for my friends in the USA without any kind of distinction. I feel for all of my friends, who suffer. I wish you all, my friends, with entire my heart to live in peace and in love again. Every lives matter ever.

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