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Premium Member Atticus
There’s no one as funny as Atticus
To go fishing he wrote out a syllabus
He outlined his day
Made a magnificent play
Yet caught with his squid more...

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Categories: atticus, funny
Form: Limerick



Premium Member Atticus Finch
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Categories: atticus, inspirational, on writing and
Form: Epigram
Premium Member The One That Got Away - Silence of What Ifs
If a poet falls in love with you
you will live forever.
Atticus Finch - To kill a mockingbird.

In the midst of conundrums, of 'what ifs.'

I dislike...

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© Silent One  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: atticus, loss, love, youth,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Mockingbird - Crown of Sonnets
#1
"It is a sin to kill a Mockingbird.
While playing games with rocks or guns, defray,
them, please, ...shoot old tin cans.  Each whispered song 
from...

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Categories: atticus, children, discrimination, integrity, prejudice,
Form: Crown of Sonnets
Premium Member Wide eyed reader
I look for you in the stars,
and in the streets,
and all the people I greet.
I look for you in books of poetry.

Such a place to...

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Categories: atticus, child, remember,
Form: Free verse



Scout To Kill a Mockingbird
Dresses, bows, make-up, this is who
I am not, don’t put me
In a dress
I’ll give you an insight of my life, I have a neighbor who
We...

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Categories: atticus, adventure, devotion, family,
Form: I do not know?
Jem To Kill a Mockingbird
No, sir Atticus
I am not leaving
I am not like a beaver, who runs and hides
In the sight of danger
Who am I, you may ask
A boy...

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Categories: atticus, confusion, family, teen,
Form: I do not know?
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...

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Categories: atticus, birth, cancer, courage, daughter,
Form: Pantoum
Winter, 1948
WINTER, 1948 [40 Saxton Street]

for W.W

The winter nights that pass now
are so unlike the winter nights
that passed before, that I often
struggle back in those suspended...

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Categories: atticus, age, childhood, family, nostalgia,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member To Kill a Mockingbird: the Unsung Heroes
To Kill a Mockingbird is both a young girl’s coming-of-age story and a more nebulous production about the reasons and consequences of bigotry and discrimination,...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: atticus, angst, character, muse,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Brokenhearted
"We were 
strange in love, 
her and I. 
Too wild to last,
too rare to die." 
         ...

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Categories: atticus, heartbroken, true love,
Form: Rhyme
Smoke Screen of Suspense
Smoke Screen of Suspense

Was such a smoke screen of suspense;
Seemed to start getting more intense;
Labored a while;
Had been style;
Riot they did incense with their incense.

Perfect...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: atticus, allegory, analogy,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Back In the Day
Before Matilda, before Harry Potter and Hermione Granger,
When I was a child, there was Pippi Longstocking, full of danger.
Nancy Drew and Trixie Belden were my...

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Categories: atticus, books,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Poisoning Our Mind From a Glass
We live our lives so free and easy
not thinking for a moment all we hear
stop for a moment think what you've heard
even in past 24...

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Categories: atticus, culture, life, words,
Form: Rhyme
Hope
In the tangle of if and but, we reside,
Decisions unmade, regrets as our guide.
Stuck in a quagmire, unable to soar,
A frost-covered window blocking the door.

A...

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Categories: atticus, age, allah, appreciation, books,
Form: Quatrain

Book: Reflection on the Important Things