1839.

What is matter in
a room full of decisions
long since given out.

1838.

Let your children out
to dance tonight. Free them to
experience fear.

1837.

The kiss of wind through
the window as lights blink past
teases in kisses.

1836.

The beauty of the
sky holds, as stars mirror this
emotion's disease.

1835.

The broken heart of
a sinking ship's reckless hope
that rescue might come.

1834.

Vague and absented
motivations, are the clear
keynotes of the day.

1833.

Caring for the world
should never be a burden
while your heart's beating.