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Premium Member Departed Friendships
For Linda, Freddie, Chan, & others that meant something true to us…

Another departure…

Another wistful teardrop
Embracing yesterday’s candid goodbye

No longer can we touch their physical soul....

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Categories: accented, death of a friend,
Form: Free verse



She
She like a fresh dew bestows nourishment

to the graceful morning dove

in a luscious meadow filled with

tall fluorescent green grasses and

 yellow, blue, and white wildflowers,...

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© Tim Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: accented, love,
Form: Free verse
My Love Is Real
A pre-lit Christmas tree sparkles the entrance 

Monet, Van Gough, and Wassily Kandinsky prints 

adorn the walls of her sitting room

a dozen painted roses sit...

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© Tim Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: accented, love,
Form: Free verse
Valentine's Night
Picked out the perfect arrangement
 
two dozen long stemmed roses
 
with deep ruby red petals
 
accented with forget-me-nots 
 
each petal representing a kiss
 
I'll...

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Categories: accented, love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Monet's Impression, Sunrise
Monet's Impression, Sunrise

First impressions leave memories
That can linger for a very long time;
And give a sense of peace and understanding,
That rewards the solitude of the...

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Categories: accented, art, change, culture, education,
Form: Verse



The Hunter's Children Cry
He walked amid the woodlands muted morn.
The scents of earth were wafting on the breeze.
For dawn had moistened yet another day.
And silence dripped beneath the...

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Categories: accented, angst, animal, autumn, food,
Form: Iambic Pentameter
Premium Member Iambic Pentameter
Today I’d like to talk to you about how meter plays a part in
how we write a poem and sometimes in how we speak

The above...

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Categories: accented, language, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Who We Are
Seductive tones filter the slumbered night
swashes of seda fill up an accented view
swirls of honeysuckle flicker in the breeze
and again the beauty of you is...

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© Tim Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: accented, deep, love,
Form: Free verse
My Grandmother's Grand
worn glossy finish
corners and edges scathed and torn
layers of dust collected from the years
keys played down and worn
faint scent of old cigars
accented with a hint...

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Categories: accented, family, inspirational, nostalgia, passion,
Form: Free verse
Smile of the Heart
Smile on her face makes me free
Like I can fly beyond my own destiny
Her eyes shine with surreal majesty
To essence of her soul they are...

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Categories: accented, girl,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Women's Traditional Dance—oneida Nation
The sun receded quietly on a relaxing siesta, as 
Calm clouds of the mid-afternoon smiled henced,
The beat of the drums provideth dancing rhythm
As she moved...

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Categories: accented, imagination, inspirational, life, music,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member Like No Other
And she told him that she would love him
like no other woman ever will.

The accented sensuality to complete his sentences,
was her proclamation.

The Egyptian cotton blanketing...

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Categories: accented, confusion, devotionlove,
Form: Free verse
Other Side of the Sun
I've cried the tears ...
I've suffered the years ...
I've tasted the fears ...
Of a spaceman hurtling through the void
Loneliness grows daily on the inside,
as I...

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Categories: accented, sad love, science fiction,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member My Father Gone These Forty Years
My father gone these forty years,
my mother gone twenty, I remember...
the acrid smell of tobacco on my mother’s rough fingers,
as she sat, silently, in a...

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Categories: accented, angst, childhood, depression, family,
Form: Narrative
First Love
Oh, where on earth do I begin….Twenty years ago…

There he was. Standing by the door of World Literature Class in 1996. 
There I was. Walking...

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© Lu Loo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: accented, beautiful, desire, love, passion,
Form: Narrative

Book: Reflection on the Important Things