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The Sock Drawer

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Genres: Poetry Horror, Mystery,
Sub-genres: Horror - Modern, Light Mystery, Free-Verse

These are poems: Prose-poetry/Lyrical prose, ballads, sonnets and other forms.
Topic span: Space, Insanity, Death, Society, Frustration, Beauty, Peace, Despair, Intimacy and Sex -- but most are actually love poems.

Copyright © 2017 Doctor Oger; All Rights Reserved.

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Lisa

I forgot to mention this in my review for chapter 15:

 

It's the last line that changes the whole meaning of the poem. For me at least. Instead of let's say the two people being fuck buddies or hook-ups, it's the last line of the poem that makes the distinction between a fb to a lover.

 

It's just so beautiful. This is a poem I can read over and over again and never get tired of it.

 

I'm just in awe of your talent, Doc. =)

Doctor Oger
On 01/10/2016 05:07 AM, Lisa said:

I forgot to mention this in my review for chapter 15:

 

It's the last line that changes the whole meaning of the poem. For me at least. Instead of let's say the two people being fuck buddies or hook-ups, it's the last line of the poem that makes the distinction between a fb to a lover.

 

It's just so beautiful. This is a poem I can read over and over again and never get tired of it.

 

I'm just in awe of your talent, Doc. =)

Thank you so much, yet again! And you're right, the last line tinges all the rest.

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