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Anonymous Alexander
Member since July 3, 2026
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Artemis
Coarse leaves fall
From forest trees.
The freeze and thaw
Of Baltic seas.
The cloudless skies:
A broken chorus,
An “I Got You Babe”
Ouroboros.
Sun in your eyes
Like skin on lye,
A spoonful of
Peroxide.
The stream of time
Will wash away
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These golden days
Like sand and clay.
No matter
What you satirize,
You never catch
Their satyr eyes.
Saturnalia:
Flat and painless.
You dread the nearing
Reign of Janus.
His two-faced stare
Is dark and icy.
How will you reach
The days of Pisces?
As time goes by,
It will euthanize
The youth that lingers
In your eyes.
Anonymous Alexander’s timeline
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05 SunCritiqued
"Pep Talk" by @Asa B.
"Glad I could help. Also, I'm wondering whether "actively" in the first stanza is adding much: How is it different for a wound to be "actively" gaping rather than just plain gaping?" -
05 SunCritiqued
"Pep Talk" by @Asa B.
"I like what this poem captures: The inner voice that is clearly masochistic and yet makes some valid points (e.g., that the counselor will not be fully honest with their patients), which is exactly why the person listen…" -
04 SatReceived a critique
on The Bleak December from @Asa B.
"This piece reads like reverant thought, or a narration of a story with much to say, and in no rush to say it. Phrases like "She cradled her cup like a robin egg," is an odd analogy at first glance, but does an excellent…" -
04 SatReceived a critique
on The Bleak December from @Geezer
"the feeling of disconnect in the last stanza, Out the window, in the night, A flock of footprints on the white. In the park, through which they slogged, The ghosts of men and rats and dogs Each on their strange paths we…" -
04 SatCritiqued
"Red Dawn Sky" by @hbserge
"The rhythm of this poem is quite flowing, which complements the subject matter. However, I think that some of the phrasing such as "moments seem better" and "truth revealed inside your heart" could be strengthened by re…" -
04 SatFirst critique offered
on "Red Dawn Sky" by @hbserge
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04 SatFirst publication
The Bleak December
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04 Sat
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03 FriJoined Neopoet
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About me
I have a lot of poems floating around in my brain and thought it might be good to write some of them down. I live in Chicago.
Location: United States, USA
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