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The Notebook
... An early wintry storm hit late last night on this date, September 11th, 2035. There was strangeness in the air like a stale aftermath of partying. Frigid. Strange that people still celebrate Freed......
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Benjamin Bartley
Categories:
archeologist,
nostalgia,
Form:
Narrative
Fourth Turning
...I wonder How far we’ll go So desperate for heroes who are first Criminal enterprises Romanticized as rebels Lies wrapped in a maybe-he-could-make-it-all-better? From what? To what? We do no......
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Robert Trezise Jr.
Categories:
archeologist,
discrimination, evil, history, money,
Form:
Free verse
Interpreting The Lost Archives of Phlacknoktinok
...They’re not human, not even humanoid These creatures' presence in our archeological history Once considered a naturally occurring phenomenon But only recently discovered otherwise And were on......
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Benjamin Bartley
Categories:
archeologist,
science fiction,
Form:
Free verse
My Xmas wish list
...Santa clause get me hope for xmas, since its hard for my mind and heart to hope again. Magicians perform me tricks to overcome ths dissapointment and shock, I jst can't bear no more. Scientist discov......
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Poetic Ink MorepjeKO
Categories:
archeologist,
adventure, christmas, day, desire,
Form:
Free verse
another rosetta stone will not do it
...was this text part of an ancient scroll? the meaning was clear to no one the beauty is in the ambiguity of the piece I stared at the other archeologist what did he mean by this? Was he covering ......
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Caren Krutsinger
Categories:
archeologist,
10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Free verse
I said Horse
...Some said it was a monster, a strange creature Something prehistoric, something unnamed now I said “horse” every time I saw it For it rushed like a horse with her mane flying They brought in ex......
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Caren Krutsinger
Categories:
archeologist,
art, humor, humorous,
Form:
Prose Poetry
Iron
...A time to rake; to search embers, to pore over resurrected, fire-damaged relics. On an ancient shore driftwood, fagots, and reeds are heaped up onto a pyre of time. After the fire there is ......
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Eric Ashford
Categories:
archeologist,
poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Iron Rations
...A time to rake; to search embers, for fingerprints and the scorched optics of the scattered and blind. After the violence, fagots, and reeds are heaped up into pyres, but first the sorting, t......
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Eric Ashford
Categories:
archeologist,
poetry,
Form:
Free verse
The Curtains
...I stand aloof of time trying to shape a new path for the next journey to start. I wasn’t sure where to begin so I detach myself from everything and my spirit start to sing a woeful hymn. It wasn’......
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Christine Phillips
Categories:
archeologist,
adventure, appreciation, business, city,
Form:
Narrative
Star Gate - Metaphor
...Star-Gate is illusive, as Genesis is evasive EL-OH-AOW-ARE-U, can this be true... "first human words" In Earth's beginning, we begat to know, *WHOM* was this keeper of our Star-Gate... wh......
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Perry Campanella
Categories:
archeologist,
adventure,
Form:
Free verse
Then and Now
...Then: naïve, sheltered, shy what i thought i wanted to be - an archeologist, Barbizon model (no proclivity), a writer, a psychologist, a mom, a wife Now: brazen, talkative, traveller,......
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Kim Rodrigues
Categories:
archeologist,
identity,
Form:
Free verse
A Harlem Hoodlum Albeit Respectable
...A Harlem hoodlum, (albeit respectable)... ready for night time in bedlam after swallowing me favorite dram, cuz reasonable rhyme resembles flimflam. Whiling away his time playing solitaire.........
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Matthew Harris
Categories:
archeologist,
anger, city, corruption, education,
Form:
Rhyme
A Hoodlum Albeit Respectable In Bedlam
...A hoodlum, (albeit respectable) in bedlam whiling away his time playing solitaire... November second two thousand and twenty fast approaching the final countdown With less than twenty four, t......
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Matthew Harris
Categories:
archeologist,
america, change, conflict, destiny,
Form:
Free verse
Curse of Tutankhamun
...History fascinated us From the hither and the beyond Kings and Queens Tutankhamun His curse His life His youth Would I have ventured into that tomb? Had I been an archeologist? On that d......
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Caren Krutsinger
Categories:
archeologist,
10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
Free verse
I Have a Shark's Tooth
...I have a shark's tooth Found under the soil not so deep In my Kansas yard. I hide it from others so they will not ruin My illusions about it. I feel it is from a fierce and mighty shark Who ......
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Caren Krutsinger
Categories:
archeologist,
10th grade, 11th grade,
Form:
I do not know?
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