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Premium Member The Shadow
I have a light within
that I've somehow curtained,
put something in its way.
I cast a shadow across
everything. It is no defect
of the eye but of the spirit,
a flaw I have in me,
a dimming I pass on to settle
the scene and rob color
of its intensity.

I've gotten used...

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Categories: affixes, dark, dream, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Rain a Long Time Coming
I arrived before the final showing,
Before your heart was erased.
When we run the gamut 
There are rules
That cannot be broken.

There are spirals in the mind
That annoy even the great ones,
With pedigrees like tulips.
Free at last--
Or so I thought, but
All hope of winning the prize is...

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© Bill Yates  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: affixes, rain,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member My Harmonies Plead For Mercy
Did I arrive before the final showing?
Before your heart was erased?
All I know is that
When we run the gamut 
There are rules
That cannot be broken
And shattered like an icicle
Falling to the ground.

There are spirals in the mind
That annoy even the great ones,
With pedigrees like tulips.
Free...

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© Bill Yates  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: affixes, imagery, life, metaphor,
Form: Free verse

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Just Another Day In My Man Cave
I always arise
     at break of dawn,
when curtained solar
     radiance openly drawn
upon a vast
     wasteland, though thankfully
     most (boot not all)

     bipedal hominids gone
widely analogous
...

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Categories: affixes, 5th grade, age, art,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Book Three of the Thiruk-Kural On Un-Authorised and Authorised Love: Canto 109, K109 To 133
Book Three of the THIRUK-KURAL on Un-Authorised (concealed) and Authorised (religion-ordained) LOVE: Cantos 109 THAGAIANANGKURAITHTHAL to 133

(Note: Love between mainly the wedded pair from the standpoint of the fair liana-like “lady” of the pliant bamboo-shoulders, light of tread, fresh as the lotus-shoot of a light-green...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: affixes, beauty, loneliness, men, sensual,
Form: Epigram
Premium Member Stateless
                         Stateless

			…thatched houses catch fire
sparrow tires from romping in the coned-flower chestnut   
     tree
				alights on...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: affixes, allegory, destiny, discrimination, grief,
Form: Free verse



Embodiment of a Sparrow
Embodiment of a sparrow

Deft hand became stifled
One man's life becomes a ripple
Gauntlet affixes a bridle
Proclaimed  a idol

Fist clenching low
Archer's imbued bow
Body quivered like his arrows
Embodiment of a sparrow

Anthem for a obscured soul
Wind is a bitter blow
Gauntlet's icy hold
Prolonged the cold

Events transpired,
Such that brought down...

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Categories: affixes, conflict, deep, emotions, hero,
Form: Pantoum
Running Chestnut- Syntax-Ing
is it a noun or is a verb um																		  to ing or not to ing question                																  my son to patronize a thing 																	 gerunds ung unga to...

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© John Beam  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: affixes, allegory, funny, on work
Form: Free verse
Pardon Mine Allegiance To Infidelity
Unfaithful marital transgressions
self admitted indictment,
crime and punishment,
no longer think high lee
entailing no mister re: demeanors,
I searingly weathered

(George by bushed, albeit thankfully,
no unwanted child left behind),
nonetheless one unforgettable
indelible, execrable, and abominable
professedly owned his
civil warring battle of life

transgressions undeservedly heaped
(Uriah hit about that)
(carnal feral hormonally seething
gone astray...

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Categories: affixes, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member Dwellers and Grazing Land
The Earth is groveled by her own soul.
With her skull welting on the sky, as all.
Affixes the omissions in her memory.
Together with people and greenery.

The grass lies behind shuck's pole.
In a casket placed of ivory, there is a soul.
Below the moon, earn merely terms of...

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© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: affixes, analogy, animal, appreciation, beauty,
Form: Rhyme
Life's Blessings
A girl with innocent heart is here,
She loved a boy who was practical everywhere,
Surprisingly he proposed her with a rose
And she too was ready to ooze...,

Struggled through a lot of difficulties,
Be it caste, status or people to mislead,
They glued to each other through thick &...

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Categories: affixes, anniversary, birth, blessing, child,
Form: Ballad
Redemption Lost and Silenced Thanks To Trump 1
Yukon just coon sitter me a copacetic, energetic, ironic language lover (English is ma lingua franca late mother tongue), who waxes poetic, but tall so one babbling, creaking, and dabbling dis arming marine naval (gazing) scrivener expressing stance toward thee present lord save us (Te...

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Categories: affixes, 12th grade, age, america,
Form: Free verse
Word
I hear words from a source somewhere outside of my comprehension,
A language that not even the speakers can unravel,
Its slick syllables stick in my consciousness,
But without purpose nor meaning.

The consonants of a far-off land older than time, with walls higher than the ceilings of the...

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Categories: affixes, depression, mental health, mental
Form: Free verse
The Rogue Soldier
the “rogue” soldier

one US soldier gets blamed for killing 16 civilians in 
Afghanistan,
and the whole world is chattering 
like they did when the qu'rans were burned---
this time, after the 16 were shot dead,
they were rounded up & set ablaze---
this time, humans were burned.

so as the...

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Categories: affixes, life, world, soldier, perspective,
Form: Free verse
Das Furer Trumpeting Totalitarian Triumph
Call me a pacifist activist deploring insanity of war,
never a Fitbit moon-unit soldier of military industrial
complex, this articulate baby boomer verily stupefied,
openmouthed, dumbfounded at inane ill logic to send
best and brightest, or even those boasting commend

able faculties of body, mind, and spirit (tracing a long
jagged...

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Categories: affixes, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Dramatic Verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry