sunset casts rainbow fractals
blurring our faces,

This is a poem as much about a recurring vision as it is about the struggles to love. 'Fractal' is such an apposite choice, trapped in a recurring pattern, wanting to break out into singularity, restrained by the heavy weight of romantic myth. "A fractal is a never-ending pattern. Fractals are infinitely complex patterns that are self-similar across different scales. They are created by repeating a simple process over and over in an ongoing feedback loop. Driven by recursion, fractals are images of dynamic systems – the pictures of Chaos."

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thanks for reading "Dear Valued Customer"
i hope you had as much fun reading it
as I had writing it.

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Cynthia, I remember that one! Portrait of the Moon. Beautiful piece.

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Re. my recent 'Moon Poem'. I hope you're going 'to play with the image'. I'd love to see the result. ( I honestly can't think of the precise title - Good Grief!)

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Don, yes! I'm a basket case, hahaha.

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Golly gosh! Amelia Call
Poet/job in real estate?
Volatile? Yes I do like
Real estate? you say love/hate?

Golly gosh! Amelia Call
You indeed are a mixture gal...?

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thanks for reading my poem
I just hope you are not addicted.
if so, seek treatment in
Write Out Loud.
?

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thank you Emilia for reading "Big Toe".
Now you know what
fine poetry looks like.
?


wink.

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Welcome to WOL Emilia! It's a perfect playground for your muse. I'm looking forward to reading your poetry. You're off to a great start. Write on!

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