Poetry

The last American exit, where ghosts live.

Ghosts

Out here, we are the edge of somewhere and nowhere,
The last stretch of stateside before the river runs south.
This town clings to the border like it forgot where to go,
Like we are all half-waiting to cross over, but never quite do.
The highway bridges at the water’s edge,
Where only the brave or the lost take that final step.

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Poetry
Downhill ski racer at speed.

Hahnenkamm

Skis try to dig, snow hard and unforgiving,

Hear the edges bite, metal on ice, a sharp clatter,

Every turn feels too quick, not precise, no time to think, just react.

The wind cuts like a knife, hurting the skin,

It’s biting, sharp, ice stinging the face,

Breathing is sucking on frozen air, cutting into the lungs.

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Poetry
A leather flogger and cuffs set on a red background.

The Flogging

The flogger cracks through the air, a whisper of leather before impact,
Each strike awakens the skin, sending a ripple through nerve endings,
A sharp breath drawn in, muscles tightening under the sudden heat,
The sting bites briefly, sharp yet invigorating, a spark of life,
Sensation spreads, first as fire, then softening to a steady glow,
Tension rises and falls, the body anticipating each touch,
A quiet rhythm builds, echoing in breath and heartbeat.

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