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Premium Member Alan, the Astrologer
Hi! I'm Alan
  the astrologer
I used to be 
  a mythologer

Here's the forecast
  for tonight
I'm sure you'll see
  I've got it right

The stars are green
  The moon is pink
The North Star is
  on the blink

Venus is 
  out...

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Categories: alan, planet, science, silly, stars,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Alan Mathison Turing
Alan Mathison Turing
This ‘enigmatic’ man was so alluring
Chemically castrated for being gay
His alternative was a lifelong prison stay


09~30~16...

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Categories: alan, sad, tribute,
Form: Clerihew
Premium Member Dear Alan Titmarsh
Dear Alan Titmarsh, how are you.

I do hope you and everyone else, enjoyed themselves at the do.

If you are ever in Ruddington,could you please give me a hand.

I’m trying so hard to create a garden, with a matchbox sized piece of land.

I don’t seem to...

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© Pat Dring  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: alan, funnychristmas, me, tree, christmas,
Form: Rhyme

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Premium Member Alan Rickman
He portrays some deep dark evil characters
But I only have to hear his voice and I simply melt
It's rich deep and dark like melted chocolate
mmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmmm
Ohhhhhh I find it sosooooooooooo sexy
He’s so tall and has greying hair
Drooooooooooooooooooool
With those dark brown eyes
Ohhhhhhhh I’m in heavennnnnnnnnnnn
I think I...

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Categories: alan, tribute,
Form: Free verse
Cherry Pink and Apple Blossom White : Song By Alan Dale
A TRIBUTE TO ALAN DALE :
     Prince Of Baritones
       (1925 – 2002) 

Long, long, ago, as the story goes, 
A cherry tree had grown next to an
apple tree! 
And underneath them a boy had met
his...

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© Raj Nandy  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: alan,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Cowboy Alan
One day to a big ranch rode Alan
a wearin’ his hat, a ten-gallon.
With his horse and his rope
he had plenty of hope
he’d excel in the job of corralin’.

May 5, 2022
Trying this in A Brian Strand Premiere Choice Poetry Contest 
Unfortunately RhymeZone will not take unusual...

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Categories: alan, humorous,
Form: Limerick



''The Plight of Alan Yardley''
Before I begin - please note in Britain ''JSA'' means ''Jobseekers Allwance'' - £147-00 per fortnight. Out of that comes mortgage, electricity, water and service charge - easy it aint ! - ''A few bob'' would be ''a few dollars'' in the U.S. ''Flat'' would...

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© David Lowe  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: alan, work,
Form: Rhyme
Alan Turing, a Hero
They never understood him,
But in him burned a spark.
Peculiar, a genius
A man who'd leave his mark.

And leave his mark he did,
His mind an unknown road.
What he saw they couldn't,
He broke the nazi code.

No plaudits though for him,
Invisible was he.
His role, it was top secret
But led...

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© Gary Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: alan, hero, world war ii,
Form: Rhyme
Alan
We have a new poet,
here on the Soup, 
and I am thankful,
his choice was this group.

He writes from his heart,
his feelings exposed,
by his life experiences,
and others so close.

Welcome Alan,
from me to you,
hope you have fun,
on PoetrySoup....

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Categories: alan, dedication, friendship
Form: Narrative
Alan
Alan is the boy,
who lives in my dreams,
a handsome young lad,
yet has a lot of sins.

Alan was the boy,
who always lie,
about his identity
his thoughts
and his life.

He always hide
yet always peeking.
Always nice,
but never happy.

But one day he revealed everything
a lie before
was now considered truth.
A truth that...

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Categories: alan, desire, discrimination, emotions, gender,
Form: ABC
A Note To Alan Trotiner
I understand, if not for you, I would not know the sad news,
I know you are a brilliant person, working at a young age,
In sales in Flea Markets, and such,
I just want to let you know,
Your brother was proud of you,
And of that you should...

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© Tom Bell  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: alan, brother, faith, music, sad,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Alan Abel - Professional Hoaxer
He lied
He’d died!

Alan Abel faked his death and an obituary was published in the New York Times on 2nd January 1980, On January 3, 1980, he  held a press conference and said "reports of my demise have been grossly exaggerated".

DU-O your two line Poetry...

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Categories: alan, conflict, death,
Form: Footle
Turing Tested
He proved, with a skill irrefutable,
Some functions to be uncomputable.
   His run sadly halted
   When magistrates faulted
His code-breaking love as unsuitable.

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(Alan Turing was a brilliant pioneer in the development of computer science. Among other achievements, he is remembered for proving that...

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© Ed Morris  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: alan, computer, history, math, suicide,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Between the Jail and the Cemetery
on the outskirts of town
between the county jail
and the cemetery
lies my home
Edgar Alan Poe
could live next door
but I don't know
I never see my neighbors

what I can't ignore 
is the parade of pedestrians
on their walk of shame
from their "great stone mamma"
two miles 
up the highway
my house...

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Categories: alan, fate,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Letter to Oz - A Request - April
Dear Poet Soup..
A request, dare I ask,
Could you withdraw
Mysterious mask?

As if in Oz 
I feel I am
But hope your wizardry
No sham

For I request 
A feature fair
To pin a poem
In the air..

High up above
As if balloon..
(your coding skills
to make us swoon)

My favourite write
The 'child' of mine
Top...

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Categories: alan, sexy, simple, social, society,
Form: Other

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