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Premium Member Wood Carving
Wood Carving


He sits there, not quite motionless, for
even the comfortable must alter their
perception occasionally, frozen stare
upon a craggy visage, tiny fox-like predator
eyes peering into your soul.  “What are his
origins?” ask the bespectacled intellectuals.
“Who is he?” and “Why has he taken up
his unwelcome residence here?”...

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Categories: bespectacled, childhood, grandfather, nostalgia,
Form: Prose Poetry
A To Z Then Back To A.(X Is Always the Hardest, Y and Z Follow Closely Though)
accidental boundaries crush despair easily, fragrant gravity heckles ignorance judiciously. 
kindness levitates mindless numerology, overt principles qualm ridiculous sexualities. 
transgressions uproot vindictive whippings. xanadu yields zero.

zoology yields xanax. whirls voice underground terrorism, syntax resonates quintessentially. 
pragmatic oddities nosedive murderously. leperous kindergartens jumble idiosyncratic 
hellholes. gyrating...

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Categories: bespectacled, visionary
Form: ABC
Premium Member The Lay of the Best Man - Part 5
The Lay of The Best Man - Part Five


Have you heard about the bespectacled man who wore his glasses to bed?
Because when he awoke mornings his dreams were all blurry in his head.
And what about the obese man who wanted to lose weight the easy...

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Categories: bespectacled, humanity, men,
Form: Lay

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Premium Member Love In the Library
Love In The Library

     by Edmund Siejka

( East Of Seventh, poems by Edmund Siejka available on Amazon) 


He was a scrawny kid
In 1st grade his lunch money 
Often disappeared
By the 5th he was street wise.

Mother worked in an office
And Dad assembled...

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Categories: bespectacled, life, , 1st grade,
Form: Narrative
The Matchless, Unparalelled Artist of the Universe
Yes as inspired by great poet Brian Johnston, I retitle this, ''God's kind of  poetry.''
 
Glorify the Great
Architect
Awesome artist of nature
Author of the universe,

Glorify God
for beauty infinite,
For the markings bedecked
for the striped and the spotted,
The mottled and the dotted
for the gold bedecked
for the glint...

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Categories: bespectacled, allah, animal, creation, universe,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Em Bracing the Joy
All those High School years, she stared at smiles
and would envy those, lined up in rows
shoulder to shoulder, enjoying the carefree days.
They with porcelain jewels, of sparkling white
she would have given her life to have such shine,
but was much too shy, to seek their eyes

At...

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Categories: bespectacled, childhood, happinesslife, school, life,
Form: Sestina



Premium Member Girl With a Black Eye
I watch her sitting there, and I'm amazed
that she can grin exultantly. It's clear
she's just engaged in a horrendous fight, 
but on her rosy cheeks, there's not one tear.

She looks to be about ten years of age,
this girl with a black eye and bandaged knee.
She...

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Categories: bespectacled, art,
Form: Ekphrasis
I Wish I Had Time For Poetry and Plays
I wish I had time for poetry and plays
My mind allowed 
As I watched the same aged, bespectacled monk
For about the fifteenth time this month
 Patter his bare feet
Upon the pavement
Of the dust filled lane.

 Leaving me again
 To contemplate
  Broken shards of yesterday
In...

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Categories: bespectacled, me, philosophy, places, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Where Does the Butterfly Go
Where Does the Butterfly Go?
by Michael R. Burch

for the children of the Holocaust and the Nakba

Where does the butterfly go
when lightning rails,
when thunder howls,
when hailstones scream,
when winter scowls,
when nights compound dark frosts with snow ...
Where does the butterfly go?

Where does the rose hide its bloom
when...

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Categories: bespectacled, holocaust,
Form: Verse
How I Managed Not To Be a Doc
HOW I MANAGED not TO BE A DOC

You know something,
Me a thing, I think not worth than a farthing
was put in a college of Medicine.
Paternal honour intact was to be kept.

Heavy in heart and blurred in vision
When thought of those bespectacled sermons
On blood and urea,...

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Categories: bespectacled, education, funny, father, father,
Form: Light Verse
Modernity
...At the Shore, zoneyed
hyperspantechnic aerobes
seek treasurefiner-

metal detectives,
hopefilled, as high-tech fishmen
at Igloos of beer

ponder the dearth?, Nay!
of paille tressed, bespectacled
easy-easelers

at hungry palettes
and the sketchmasters who're
ignobly absent!

                    ...

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Categories: bespectacled, nature, parody, philosophy, places,
Form: Haiku
Yesterday's Newspaper
To your Exalted Highness, yesterday’s newspaper am I-
read, re-read, swallowed, digested and vomited;
Nothing left to be explored- from the red banner headline to
The tall, beautiful, intensely religious, childrened and immigrant
Citizen Brides looming large in the horizon
Of advert pages to the Ghathak Pakhi & Co.;
From the...

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Categories: bespectacled, lost love
Form: Free verse
My Life In the Letter "b" Dedicated To Mary
Blissfully, Blessed
Blithely, Brilliant
Blatantly, Brave
Bipedal, Biographer
Bilingual, Bibliolater
Beyond, Blasphemy
Before, Bespectacled
Benevolent, Benignity
Bending, Belly laugh
Betraying, Beelzebub
Betrothed, Beau
Bearded, Baritone
Barbate, Banjoist
Baptized, Balladeer
Badinage, Banter...

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Categories: bespectacled, on writing and words
Form: Free verse
Farewell To Suzie
Oh, why are you so radiant, merciful sun,
And why are the birds so gay?
Do you know our romantic rounds are done,
And I now must go away?

If you sheltered behind a cloud I would dream
You were aware of my pain,
And all birds singing a sad melody...

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Categories: bespectacled, love, , cute,
Form: Rhyme
Travelled
Many moons and many seasons have passed
since you journeyed faraway to alien shores without a word from you, 
save a portrait of yourself clad in fine linen.

Every night, I see you in my dreams in scarlet silk standing by the beach,
waiting for that  bespectacled Snowman.

My...

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Categories: bespectacled, heartbreak,
Form: Free verse

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