Poems by cassie hughes

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  • Disquiet sits quietly
    making mental notes...

  • Becalmed atop a mirrored sea
    the storm has passed...

  • To see the beauty
    in a single snowflake...

  • Innocence of form
    belies the cimmerian shades...

  • I’ll build a castle in the air
    for you and me alone to share...

  • Why can’t I be a princess?
    Said the youngster to his mum...

  • Slam the steel door and fasten it tight
    Make sure it’s sealed to keep out the light...

  • Too often life demands
    we be broken...

  • A tree there stands upon a hill
    Which bears such painful scars...

  • Banners snap in breeze wrought heavy with the...
    Hooves rumble across grass worn thin and bare in...

  • Tomorrow,
    a word that whispers off the tongue...

  • Do not weep when I am gone,
    It is not chance but mine own choice...