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Premium Member Aye,Aye, and a Mistress
Writers wrong readers with wiles
Please protect poetry and prose
From flagrant fraudulent fancies
Of overwritten odius odes.

A related collection of poetry
Now can be published at whim.
The author just needs lots of money,
Hubris,and perhaps a few pencils or pens.
Once the selection is published,
Layman will fawn at the elequent...

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Categories: aye, on writing and words
Form: Acrostic
A-A - Aye
A- My Letter- Aye

Why- Y? No- A

This first letter of the Alphabet
Seems so simple, yet so complex
Explains my brains, history and mystery
Some makes sense, same profound, some slippery, 
some confused and, At times blistery

A- My name.  Aquarius – my sign, no shame
I live in...

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© Amy Green  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: aye, on writing and words,
Form: Free verse
Wood Chew Believe Aye Took Stock
Wood chew believe aye took stock...?

Upon a whim, an endeavor
arose to communicate
cumulative key whatchamacallit,
yea...nuggets o' wisdom, asper
about yours truly no reason, nor

rhyme unwinding, tooling sputtering
most vexing mystery more
baffling than any whodunnit,
asper in this ole rattle trap to whit,
which drab filler hoop fully doth newt

induce thee...

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Categories: aye, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Lyric

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Premium Member Aye-Aye Bye-Bye
There is a mammal in Madagascar that is nearing extinction
Who, through an unusual evolution, has a unique distinction
Like a woodpecker, it taps on the trees through the bark
Vibrating insects and bugs to eat in the dark.

Instead of a beak it uses a long digit on...

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© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: aye, animals
Form: Rhyme
Aye Ireland
Aye Ireland -
king of the ol’ plains,
ye beacon us back to 
the land of shamrocks,
wid yer pubs-n-ale,
mates and song,
and Celtic traditions
wid Gaelic delight.

Aye Ireland,
on Saint Patty’s Day 
ye awaken us 
to yer majestic beauty,
panoramic shores,
tranquil life,
courageous history 
and aye, 
yer lovely Irish maidens.

Aye Ireland –
through...

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© Ed Coet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: aye, happiness, history, inspirational, nostalgia,
Form: Free verse
Aye, Spanish Needles
Aye, Spanish Needles, far from native shore
We the Diaspora exult to meet
Though our station, not what we dreamt of yore
Is battered by grimy dust and slimed sleet
Aye, Spanish Needles, still unbowed you stand
A dazzling prince in a far foreign land.

Dreaming gold reposed on ivory stars
Where...

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Categories: aye, hope, inspirational, natureheart, old,
Form: Verse



Aye, Aye and a Mistress Contest
Inspired by Deborah Guzzi's contest
3 poems alliteration, acrostic, and ABC poem together on one page.


Sunshine
Under blue skies
Naked flesh revived
Sensually stimulating
Hours become minutes
Intimate revelation of self
Nap included to ponder the view
Earth to sky

Fake falsies flash and flutter finely from Felicia's face
Fragrant flowing and flouncing flattery
Furnishes floors...

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Categories: aye, funny
Form: ABC
Aye
I’d deem today as 
my gloomiest day ever
I feel doomed but nay
ill-fated but otherwise
aye, having a bad hair day!


04/13/16...

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Categories: aye, day, hair,
Form: Tanka
Premium Member Aye Aye, Said the Captain
Aye, aye! Said the Captain, who spoke on his date, 
He spoke on his date to his very first mate, 
His very first mate, the lady Miss Tate, 
The very first lady to say he was great! 

Yes, yes, my dear Captain, whose first name...

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Categories: aye, fantasy, humor, light, nonsense,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Aye, 'Tis His Brogue
Aye, ‘Tis His Brogue

A stout Guinness will cause him to sing
a second will sharpen tongue’s sting
and after that
‘tis a known fact
he’ll talk for an hour and not say a thing.


John G. Lawless
1/22/2017...

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Categories: aye, humor,
Form: Limerick
Peril Us Aye Grant To Be Hurried Lee Read
Armageddon wold be an amazing boon
to accompany ourselves amidst others in rubble strewn cocoon 
or perchance an arid extra dry spell blows humungous dune
donning any brave soul to weather 
   fierce-some dust bowl appearing like a ghoulish goon
vis a vis via global sand...

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Categories: aye, allusion, angst, conflict, grave,
Form:
Aye Aye and a Mistress
HIS   WISH   TO   STOP  ZEBRAS  FISHING

Zebras you, Xavier, want very urgently to sit real quiet,
Pound over numberless  marine  liquid  kilometers just in haste,  
Going  for every  dogfish  casually  basking...

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Categories: aye, funny
Form: Acrostic
Aye Das Scribe Desirous Nothing Short
Sans Whole Body Out Of Country Transplant

hmm...methinks mebbe aye
can empty the ocean
     one teaspoon at time bine bye
and after about
     a bajillion years cry
tears of joy, when mine
     petrified organs of sight decry
solid...

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Categories: aye, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Light Verse
Peril Us Aye Grant This To Be a Civil Yet Hurried Lee Red
(Alternately titled always look on the bright side of life)

Armageddon wold be a morbidly amazing, 
   concluding (reign of *****Sapiens)
   fascinating albeit simultaneously catastrophic boon
dog gull to accompany 

    (this incognito sans, spacesuit attired as bugs bunny...

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Categories: aye, 10th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
Lunar Rhythms
Birth of a pearl on a stelliferous night.
Amidst, shimmering iridescence, crepuscular morphing light. 
Beautiful fireflies dancing to the tune of “aye!”
Dressed in white, gracefully gleaming bright.
Queen of gems, quietly arrives,
with ultimate sophistication to rule the sky.

Showering amplifying mystical powers.
Silver rainbow of your purifying light,
Steeps into...

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Categories: aye, best friend, blessing, feelings,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things