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Lobster Bile
I was afraid.
The morsel of fear laid upon my finger
It laughed at my dismay

It was quick.
Leaping from my hand
To my carnivorous cave


It reminded me of home.
My moms warm garlic
mashed potatoes

Dancing around
Swirling with such soothing grace
It was peaceful, calming

It tasted like a buttery roll
A divine gift...

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Categories: bile, adventure, body, deep, evil,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Bile and Barnacles
island made of bile and star
a bright and lonely speck
when the clouds disappear
steps of light kiss the land

some gilde upon these water steps ...
to seek what must be sought
especially things that offer sheen
to soon enough they bleed upon 
the jagged lips of Id and want...
treading...

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Categories: bile, dream,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Cure
She was angry with the daughter!
Lost her temper with the father!
Nearly to death, kicked the cat!
Called her only son “a little prat”!

Family was surprised by her mood,
They have never seen her this rude,
She was always so placid and calm,
Her behaviour today raised alarm!

She woke up...

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Categories: bile, 12th grade, anger, cat,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Bygones
Neither yesterday with her episodes sad,
Nor dreamy tomorrow in lively linen clad,
Will ever beat the present moment's feel
Of wars won by sheer grit and avid steel. 

You’re an irredeemable dunce to look back
And rue or weep over yesterday's lost goal,
 Since you’ll for stale tears’...

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Categories: bile, age, allegory, allusion, christian,
Form: Didactic
Bygones
Neither yesterday with her episodes sad,
Nor dreamy tomorrow in lively linen clad,
Will ever beat the present moment's feel
Of wars won by sheer grit and avid steel. 

You’re an irredeemable dunce to look back
And rue or weep over yesterday's lost goal,
 Since you’ll for stale tears’...

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Categories: bile, age, allegory, allusion, christian,
Form: Didactic

Book: Reflection on the Important Things