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Premium Member The New Master Ad 2121
Forget about futuristic wars
between nations, race against race
country against country
tongue against tongue;
soon the populous will know no
borders, continents no boundaries.
“The New master”
Is awakening manoeuvring
stalking, his plan already activated
The twenty second century will
see his bidding become
formidable, the pocket, whims,
thoughts and desires
will be his to regulate, what
to...

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Categories: ad, angst,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Ad Diction
number one top best
 
                                     can't live without

 ...

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Categories: addiction, society,
Form: Senryu
Per Ardua Ad Astra
...inspired by 'Science-Fiction Cradlesong'
        by C.S. Lewis


Were we to try for heaven,
by dust and stars be riven
to lust for foreign places
where we might find strange faces,
the cost could be pre-emptive,
marginalize incentive.

In tubes of strengthened metal,
to demonstrate our mettle,
at...

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Categories: ad, space
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Premium Member Classified Ad a Satire
*** Classified Ad — “Position Wanted” ***

  ((The following is from ad details written on the ad draft form submitted by the ad’s purchaser, who, while here was briefly helped by clerk ES Slinger, when client asked for aid to complete the ad. Client-assist...

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Categories: ad, fun, humor, imagery, joy,
Form: Narrative
Ad For a Siren 1 and 2
----Ad for a Siren----

job hunting siren
swims from cove to cove--
shark bosses need not apply


**Sept.16, 2010
Siren, send my check in the mail ;)


----Ad for a Siren 2----

tired of zim dollars,
siren's on the prowl~
oops wrong habitat



**King Triton must be**



thirty to forty-five--
loaded
with laughter ;)

must pass through
Sunlight first--
stingrays need...

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Categories: ad, dedication, friendship,
Form: Senryu
Per Ardua Ad Astra
...inspired by 'Science-Fiction Cradlesong'
        by C.S. Lewis


Were we to try for heaven,
by dust and stars be riven
to lust for foreign places
where we might find strange faces,
the cost could be pre-emptive,
marginalize incentive.

In tubes of strengthened metal,
to demonstrate our mettle,
at...

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Categories: ad, writing,
Form: Verse



Cinis Ad Cinerem, Pulvis Ad Pulverem
Do the ashes rest on the frigid ground so cold?
As they are seeing the next steps of infinity,
Ask that question of yours to the reaper, be bold.

Dust whence we came, dust shall we leave old,
Laying down I pray for us all, a touch of divinity,
Do...

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© Tim B  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ad, death, introspection
Form: Villanelle
Premium Member Intermission: Ad Infinitum Lux Vitae
"Intermission: Ad Infinitum Lux Vitae"




Intermission
I wait
You call
I have loved


I wait 
Lux Vitae
I have loved
Through the Storm


Lux Vitae
I have loved, to love You more
Through the Storm
You call, Open Door


I have loved, to love You more
Ad Infinitum
You call, Open Door
I walk with You through the Storm


Ad Infinitum
My...

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Categories: ad, birth, cancer, courage, daughter,
Form: Pantoum
Premium Member Through Windows Abstract Ad Infinitum
"Through Windows Abstract Ad Infinitum"
 


Ascending plural through the Sun
becomes One 
Seen through different windows



Seams sewn in souls strung like pearls cast out into the world
Everyone is written into The Story, all accounted for, not gone unsung



Sun through the plural Ascending 
One becomes
Windows different, though...

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Categories: ad, faith, freedom, god, i
Form: Free verse
Ibis Ad Crucem
The day that Pilate helped sentence
Jesus to the cross ---
People were proclaiming, that Ceaser
was their only boss ---
Although Pilate argued for Jesus
life to be spared ---
Few showed any mercy and even
less expressed that they cared ---
Finally after several attempts to save
Jesus from a cruel death...

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Categories: ad, faith
Form: Narrative
Earth: 4022 Ad
They can sense what the drones
are sensing. They can see what the
drones are seeing.

They can walk hundreds of miles
without exhaustion. Thirst and muscle
pulls are alien to them.

Priviledged and lucky they feel,
living without worry of food, wars,
death or taxes. 

Yes, death! They
have found an elixir to...

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Categories: ad, future, humanity, identity, imagery,
Form: Narrative
Ad-Verse
There once was a poet whose verse
Was so awful that readers would curse.
     But the rules on the Soup
     Wouldn't let them say "Poop!"
Though they wanted, of course, to say worse!



for Andrea's Limerick contest...

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Categories: ad, poems,
Form: Limerick
Amicus Usque Ad Aras
A Friend as Far as to the Alters

Where did they go?
Running along the sweeping streams of life?
Standing behind the endless eclipse of darkness?
Hiding under the melancholy leaves of fall?
Bouncing among the clumsy clouds of obscurity?
Swimming around the savage sharks of strife?
Sleeping with the lonely lovers...

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© Jesse Day  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: ad, analogy, best friend, conflict,
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member An Ugly Ad
“Shop now, pay later”
Those are the words of a catalog retailer.
I see the ad to the right of the screen.
It is one of the ugliest ads I’ve ever seen.
This guy has a mustache and a strawberry nose.
Letters are fastened to his teeth which he shows.
I...

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Categories: ad, business, computer-internet,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member 1970s Cigarette Silvathin Ad
Women smoke to stay thin.
Men can get bigger.
It is okay.
After their weddings they can balloon up.
Women will tolerate it.
But women better get thinner and thinner.
The commercial writers of SilvaThin knew this.
They spread the propaganda
And women bought in.
Wanting to be thinner
and thinner
and thinner
and thinner
and thinner
and thinne
and...

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Categories: ad, nostalgia,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry