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Premium Member You Are a Thorn, Borne Deep In My Heart
You are a thorn, borne deep in my heart
   The prick that sticks me with each breath I take
A tether, whether I want to be bound to you or not
   The flame I blame for burning holes in my soul

Droning chants...

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© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: borne, pain,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Borne Bright On the Breeze
dandelion drift


               soft the seeds set sail windward ...


     next year's bright meadow







~ 1st Place ~  in the "Hi-Ku (3)" Poetry Contest, Brian Strand, Judge &...

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Categories: borne, appreciation, flower, nature,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member Of Loves, Once Borne
She was weaving a silken tapestry with long silver threads 
and golden memories from her life that hadn't yet faded
Drizzles of sorrow fell with every loving stitch taken
until the storm became a deluge, leaving her feeling jaded
She rose from the prick of needling work, leaving...

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© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: borne, age, poetess, sorrow,
Form: Narrative

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Borne By Love
….. I
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Categories: borne, love,
Form: Shape
Premium Member Twice Borne
Not without blood…
and water’s flood


As stained water surged…
released an old man’s urge

By stained water surge…
the urge is purged…
and new men emerge
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The riddle of life reveals itself once one 
learns that things pertaining to truth’s reality have
two applications; one is the beginning the other is 
the...

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Categories: borne, angst, water, water, riddle,
Form: Rhyme
Air Balloon Borne
Ballooning o'er the desert

Sun peeks up at you...

Experience nature's gift.



Wafting on the wind's current

Silence in motion...

Reflections of a new day.



The fire of dawn awakens

Hills of umber gold...

Borne to see such wonderment!...

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Categories: borne, inspirational, introspection, life, nature,
Form: Haiku



Premium Member Villanelle the Fall From Grace Is the Shame Borne As Lost Face
Villanelle: The fall from grace is the shame borne as lost face

The fall from grace is the shame borne as lost face
What were once cherished hopes serve only to nag
The first to fall papal pride in the purple stride of mace

All that one once fought...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: borne, lost,
Form: Villanelle
Borne On the 4th of July
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Life, within a breath; I took this vile containing the world painting my vision askew!?

All its glitters, thoughts, wants and desires atop ashes to become; dust upon dust....

Turning it over that it may flow into the winds once again; forgotten waters now lost ~

While raising...

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Categories: borne, hope, life, love,
Form:
Air Borne
When I was three foot tall I could fly.
Now that I've reached near six and descending
things have become more, grounded.
It wasn't an aeronautical event or
some Newtonian physics explanation,
or even a Las Vegas prestidigitation,

it was merely that my mind, that is to say I,
could entertain the...

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© Goode Guy  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: borne, childhood, introspection, youth,
Form: Narrative
Sea Borne
They call the waves white-sharks, and they run from them in fear. They say the water is so vast that you could disappear. And when a child goes near, they pull her back into the sand. They say she is borne from the land. They...

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Categories: borne, absence, angst, beach, child,
Form: Rhyme
New Futures Borne
Intergalactic travel reveals some kinks.
Man visited mars and left a sphinx.
Cydonia and Mesopotamia saw new futures borne.
The “Tower of Babel” and ancient technology…men mourn.
Was man’s “spirit world” formerly preserved on Mars?
Did “sons of God” once travel among the stars?
Egyptians learned to build sphinxes to provide...

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Categories: borne, imagination, sciencetravel,
Form: Couplet
Sea Borne
They call the waves white-sharks, and they run from them in fear. They say the water is so vast that you could disappear. And when a child goes near, they pull her back into the sand. They say she is borne from the land. They...

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Categories: borne, absence, angst, beach, child,
Form: Rhyme
Now We Are Borne
Lost am i
pondering over thoughts
lost in lines
faded in legend.

Before like a belive o the jews
so sealed was my faith
accepting all without question
beliving without thinking.

Authors and pens
wrote the tales
mortals and angels
gave it a name.

"the beautiful ones are not yet born"
i dare to doubt
like a religious rebel
rise...

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Categories: borne, beauty
Form: Free verse
Water Borne Diseases
Water-borne diseases
Man senselessly increases
With his trembling “No”
To drinks he doesn’t know
Instead of “The firmest”
That portrays “The Dead Earnest”

Water-borne diseases
One hopelessly increases
By not taking The Certified Pure
Or with a bow declining The Impure
Between tap water adjudged pure
And liquor blissfully a lure.

Isn’t affordable to the poor
Bottled water...

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Categories: borne, food, happy, health, water,
Form: Rhyme
Air-Borne
It didn't need to grow wings, it floats on the breeze.

Or...

If you don't believe science, you might as well pray to idols....

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Categories: borne, environment, natural disasters,
Form: Monoku

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry