Tim Grace

Joined January 2023

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A first impression has a lasting effect - it makes a notable difference. In a subtle way that’s who I am as a poet. A ‘first impression’ looking for the gentle ‘twist’ that draws attention to a novel observation.

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Terminal Ferocity
Early in debate, two sharp points were made. Succinct as a dagger’s thrust; both cut deep. To be driven home, each decisive blade
By Tim Grace2 days ago in Poets
Moscow Marge
In selling out their country to forces foreign and malign, it ain’t Uncle Sam who’s most at large. … no, no, no - it’s Moscow Marge!
By Tim Grace3 days ago in Poets
Case of the missing sonnet
The case of the missing sonnet unfolds; in three parts, here before you now revealed. . One: the sonneteer vehemently upholds
By Tim Grace8 days ago in Poets
Strength
Durable strength - be it strong and able. Be it built of steel with spine and structure. Be it rugged. Be it tough and stable.
By Tim Grace12 days ago in Poets
Rightly so…
Rightly so, assumes some matter-of-fact decision has assessed a way to manage what might recall, what might extract, the cost of consequential damage.
By Tim Grace18 days ago in Poets
Belle and Trumpet
It's not that she was pure of heart and as such was crudely broken. Nor was it she played no part in how rudely she was woken.
By Tim Grace18 days ago in Poets
As Hoisted High
At focal points, as hoisted high, our heroes stand aloft. And so exposed to passers by they're all too often scoffed. .
By Tim Grace25 days ago in Poets
The What Remains
The higher that we stake our claim… the loftier our reach. The fewer people play the game… the more it means to each. .
By Tim Grace28 days ago in Poets
The What Remains
The higher that we stake our claim… the loftier our reach. The fewer people play the game… the more it means to each. .
By Tim Grace29 days ago in Poets
It’s Pedestals
If profit is your single cause then limit not the market. Let them starve on foreign shores that will guarantee your target.
By Tim Graceabout a month ago in Poets
The Curse of Contradictions
As golden as our gait might seem we cannot run much faster. The more we pace at rates extreme the closer steps disaster.
By Tim Graceabout a month ago in Poets
Through Trust
We hold true to our convictions as determined through belief. We deny our contradictions as would worry us to grief. . We deliver our devotions
By Tim Graceabout a month ago in Poets

Tim Grace

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Terminal Ferocity

Moscow Marge

Case of the missing sonnet

Strength

Rightly so…

Belle and Trumpet

As Hoisted High

The What Remains

The What Remains

It’s Pedestals

The Curse of Contradictions

Through Trust

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