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Can You Hear Me – My Lungs

Will my lungs ever get accustomed to the technological advancement that is taking place at the cost of environment? In this poem the lungs of the speaker talks to him. The lungs that were once green are all died up now.

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Fire and Ice by Robert rost
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Fire and Ice | A Poem by Robert Frost

Robert Frost chooses the best alternative as a mode of destruction if the world had to end this moment. He chooses the better mode from amongst ‘fire’ and ‘ice’. He is also giving justification for his choice.

Fire and Ice by Robert rost
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On Pause

Au revoir — “till we meet again”

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Rio Linda (Beautiful Way)

They picked up yet another piece of Heavy, and brought me a chair

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Right and Wrong

… ’tis th’ eternal hallmark Of lyric poetry Assist us to the higher truth Of any situation see…

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Outside the Garrett Door

It’s what’s outside that garrett That the picture doesn’t tell…

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Congratulate Me

Prepare for pleasures now retirement of A little writing for a special few…

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Class (Any-Excuse-For-a) Divide

… The essence of true breeding be Inclusive sensitivity

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J. W. Cassandra: Az ékszerkígyó legendája, 2. rész

Legend of the Jewel-serpent, Part 2, by J. W. Cassandra, my last dragon tale. I share it both in English and Hungarian, in 2 parts, since it proved to be too long for sharing in one post. The tale belongs to my volume “Dragon Legends and Tales”. So far, to it 22 legends and tales belong, mostly written to 2004. I hope, you’ll enjoy the story.

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J. W. Cassandra: Az ékszerkígyó legendája, 1. rész

Legend of the Jewel-serpent, Part 2, by J. W. Cassandra, my last dragon tale. I share it both in English and Hungarian, in 2 parts, since it proved to be too long for sharing in one post. The tale belongs to my volume “Dragon Legends and Tales”. So far, to it 22 legends and tales belong, mostly written to 2004. I hope, you’ll enjoy the story.

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Legend of the Jewel-serpent, Part 2, by J. W. Cassandra

Legend of the Jewel-serpent, Part 2, by J. W. Cassandra, my last dragon tale. I share it both in English and Hungarian, in 2 parts, since it proved to be too long for sharing in one post. The tale belongs to my volume “Dragon Legends and Tales”. So far, to it 22 legends and tales belong, mostly written to 2004. I hope, you’ll enjoy the story.

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Legend of the Jewel-serpent, Part 1, by J. W. Cassandra

Legend of the Jewel-serpent, Part 1, by J. W. Cassandra, my last dragon tale. I share it both in English and Hungarian, in 2 parts, since it proved to be too long for sharing in one post. The tale belongs to my volume “Dragon Legends and Tales”. So far, to it 22 legends and tales belong, mostly written to 2004. I hope, you’ll enjoy the story.

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J. W. Cassandra: Vérfarkasok éjszakája

Night of Werewolves, by J. W. Cassandra, my recent poem. I haven’t placed it in any of my volumes, yet. I’ll do it later. I was writing it right to the surface of Instagram post in the night of full moon, 30/08. 2020. At first in English, then in Hungarian. And I posted it in a bare, undedited form then. For now, I made the edited version, as well. Here I share both in English and Hungarian.

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Night of Werewolves, by J. W. Cassandra

Night of Werewolves, by J. W. Cassandra, my recent poem. I haven’t placed it in any of my volumes, yet. I’ll do it later. I was writing it right to the surface of Instagram post in the night of full moon, 30/08. 2020. At first in English, then in Hungarian. And I posted it in a bare, undedited form then. For now, I made the edited version, as well. Here I share both in English and Hungarian.

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Whoever

I can’t believe we been together for 8 years I would ask you to grab a glass so we can say cheers But let’s not forget you only here because of my peers I have been waiting for Jesus to finally steer At times I feel like he’s deaf because he’s still not here I guess it’s time for me to steer I just got to ask you something Why do you continue to keep me from resting?

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