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Breathe
He should desire a verse of lost day past
while time enough was free to have enough,
When pace and life led more to mean but fast
as...

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© Jesse Day  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: amoebas, destiny, dream, heart, hope,
Form: Sonnet



Premium Member Pond Memories
I remember, back before puberty,
and all concomitant complexities,
visiting the pond behind our barn,
to watch water spiders.

I wondered what we would like living on thin transparent...

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Categories: amoebas, earth, future, identity, memory,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Small Part of the Story of Being
having arrived at this juncture
of learning the man made structure
of creations, gods, demons and time
and various situations not quite so sublime
where nothing under the sun...

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© Ng Rippel  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: amoebas, creation, philosophy, planet, truth,
Form: Rhyme
Petri Dish Bacterium Philosophy
As our civilisation reaches new heights
We can be proud of our achievements
As we enter a new golden age

Survivors of the second penicillium war
We harnessed our...

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Categories: amoebas, creation, fun, funny, humor,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Seahorses
We humans like all creatures to have a purpose, an aim,
From one-celled amoebas to fungi-spore glebas,
They need a good reason to compete in life's game.
Consider...

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Categories: amoebas, fish, meaningful, sea,
Form: Rhyme



Hello, You Won'T Remember Me
waltz blazing sirens from shores of the frosted tomorrow
just look around and behold everything that makes our souls distant
l’existence est ailleurs! my negatively dear Clementine
in...

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Categories: amoebas, imagery, surreal,
Form: Free verse
My Faith In Me
My faith in me
Have made vast changes to my dream
I shall never be again who I am
But who he meant for me to be
A pilgrim...

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Categories: amoebas, warold, faith, me, old,
Form: Free verse
1000707 and 1006006 Are Having a Chat
A miniscule minotaur is a mini mayhem by the way. In a catacomb place ones feet in a small bowl then look in the mirror...

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Categories: amoebas, aubade, beauty,
Form: I do not know?
Making Bread and Other Food For Thought
On and on we meander 
             in might-have-beens:
     ...

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© Glen Enloe  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: amoebas, love
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Dreams I Translation of Etiemble S Poem Reves I By T Wignesan
The Deception of Free Verse: Dreams I, Translation of Etiemble’s L’imposture du vers libre by T. Wignesan 

(From René Etiemble’s only poetry collection: le Coeur...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: amoebas, creation,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Dancing Glass Umbrellas
translucent colours
                       ...

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Categories: amoebas, color, dance,
Form: Haiku
Deal Done Donuts
Turtle spawn can be placed very deep and vertical in glowing colourful beds. But Atlantic highways stuff their coffers with gold and thus adorn the...

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Categories: amoebas, music, nonsense,
Form: I do not know?
Rejection Slips 2
Rejection Slips 2

The Shape of Mourning
by Michael R. Burch
 
The shape of mourning
is an oiled creel
shining with unuse,
 
the bolt of cold steel
on a locker
shielding...

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Categories: amoebas, beauty, death, desire, life,
Form: Free verse
What Should I Call This, Please
Will you get my shoes out of that crevice, please?
I seem to have lost bits and pieces of my memory
Can you help me find them?
Sometimes,...

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Categories: amoebas, imaginationlost, people, lost, people,
Form: I do not know?
A Me
An antecedent me, a subsequent
and present me, all those me who went
through stones, plants, amoebas, arthropods,

reptilians, arachnids, mammals, men
and women, a reptilian again
as punishment for...

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Categories: amoebas, me, nature,
Form: Terza Rima

Book: Reflection on the Important Things