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Premium Member Patience V
Patience

Is the wise charioteer that holds the bridles of the impetus
  
For 

To guide us safely over the hurdles of recklessness and haste! 








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Categories: bridles, metaphor, wisdom,
Form: Epigram



Bersheba Battle W W 1
BERSHEBA BATTLE  W.W.1

Horses sensed the coming battle,
Heard sabres rattling to be free.
Fed a nose bag of oats, and the rattle, 
Of bayonets on the...

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Categories: bridles, adventure,
Form: Ballade
A Period Please
I am the end,
the last act, the final fleck,
the teeny, tiny terminal pixel,
but I am mighty.
I may be small but I have muscle.

I apply the...

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Categories: bridles, words, writing,
Form: Personification
Premium Member The Strict Machine
"The Strict Machine"




Take a note 
pick up your sharpened quill
tap dance your screen
your mind like 
a Magpie's beak 
a Silent Epiphany
One, 
Two and
Three
a Silent Jackhammer...

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Categories: bridles, freedom, psychological, symbolism, truth,
Form: Free verse
New York Rodeo
No 8 second ride for these cowboys tonight
As they start in the morning, losing daylight
Their hats are now ties, tethering true
Not breathing in clean air...

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Categories: bridles, cowboy-western, imagination, life, music,
Form: I do not know?



Premium Member Call To Reason
Oh reason,

The bridles of uncontrollable rage, hold

Firmly into your hands


So


The edifice of my character, never to be

Demolished !


(C) Demetrios Trifiatis
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Categories: bridles, anger, character,
Form: Epigram
Promises
She remembered when they first met,
he promised her anything,
and she lay in his arms cradling the golden moon
he had plucked out of the sky and...

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Categories: bridles, lost lovemorning, sun,
Form: Narrative
Crystal Chariot
she wore a shiny crown that sparkled from a million miles away
she drove her battle horses and whipped them all like slaves
blue skies all turned...

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Categories: bridles, sadheart, heart, me,
Form: Rhyme
Prudence, Prudentia - Cardinal Virtues 1
Judgement’s fine line runs betwixt Prudentia’s
Right and Left hands. In her right, the mirror
Offers serious reflection on life
Lessons learned in crucibles of choice --
Wisdom bridles...

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Categories: bridles, christian, faith, inspirational,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Hello, Pretty Annie
Hello,pretty Annie...
I keep on remembering
your warm hugs and
your sensible,sweet words;
but Mr. Resenick
from child welfare
took you away from your mother...
because of Aida's lies!

Now all you can...

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Categories: bridles, childhood, song-
Form: Lyric
Stable Doors - Monotetra
Behind the stable doors of green,
the racing horses can be seen,
quite highly trained, they're strong and lean.
They must be seen! They must be seen!

All working...

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Categories: bridles, horse,
Form: Monorhyme
Dad
Dad, did you think I had forgotten you,
Well Dad, I wouldn't want you to be blue,
Do you think just because you've been gone so long,
That...

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Categories: bridles, childhood, daughter, death, devotion,
Form: Narrative
Wisdom
Wisdom is a fire, a little enlightens and much burns,
Insight and experience are an added fillip,
Some folks are wise and some are otherwise,
Delinquent in his...

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Categories: bridles, wisdom,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member Fickle Heart
Firmly the bridles of a fickle heart should be held by loyalty, if we wish love to grow!








(c) Demetrios Trifiatis
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Categories: bridles, heart, love,
Form: Monoku
Black Lives
BLACK LIVES
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My friend bridles. Huh! All lives matter. Is she is being 
deliberately obtuse? Should I add ‘’too’’ or ‘’do?’’

She adds, I’ve blacks in my...

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Categories: bridles, 4th grade, abuse, america,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs