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Premium Member A Rum n Raisin Special - Seeking Milton
Their human ma and pa were spark out in reclining chairs
But Rum and Raisin watched the TV with enraptured stares
The western had just ended with the credits rolling past
And Raisin said, “That gunslinger was super duper fast.

“I really liked the way he walked with that...

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Categories: business end, cat, remember,
Form: Narrative
Grandmother
"A child, more than all other gifts
That earth can offer to declining man,
Brings hope with it, and forward-looking thoughts."

			W. Wordsworth
								

I am your grandmother.
I spent 24 years making
parenting mistakes, so I think
I'm pretty well trained now,
pretty worn down, open-minded
and accepting.
I think we'll be good friends.

At sixteen,...

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Categories: business end, family, hope, life, dad,
Form: Narrative
Will a Divided House Stand In Any Land
@one must have lived
on both' sides of
justice to be fully
exposed...gf


There are so many
     languages'
There are oh! So
many plans'
But, in this day of
confusion..
Can it really
stand....
     ------
Their are those who
live in the shadow
There are those who
are on top!
Many have...

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Categories: business end, abuse, america, analogy, anniversary,
Form: Ode

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



How Blue
If I had the girl
 we would sleep days.
 Put dimes in the jukebox by night, 
 listening as darkness plays.

 But her haunting green eyes,
 yet do remain.
 lost among twisted highways,
 searching left me insane.

 If I had the girl,
 I might get...

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© Cole Pew  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: business end, anger, angst, cry, depression,
Form:
Premium Member This Trick's a Treat
Last year when it was Halloween
I was frighted so
When my friends went to trick-or-treat
I didn't want to go
But now I'm really tired 
Of being frightened sick
So I went out to by back yard 
And got myself a stick

I got a knife and cleaned off
Most of...

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Categories: business end, halloween,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Mouse Traps and Plastic Utensils B
I unearthed mouse turds in the silverware tray.
The little furry devils are back.
I bought some traps.
The little wooden snappy ones.
The kind my father wielded decades before.
They hadn't changed one bit throughout the years,
Why change deadly perfection, I guess.
I used to think my father was cruel.
Why...

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Categories: business end, animal, anxiety, childhood,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Involved
* CONTENT WARNING: This poem is about physical abuse. *

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eyes, down ...

at my yellow polo,
red spatters
so evenly placed that
they look unnatural -
as if printed,
but unfinished ... incomplete …
yeah ...
blood, but it isn't mine,
it came from HIM -
the guy at my...

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Categories: business end, abuse, angst, bullying, people,
Form: Free verse
Shiloh
Valerie Garman entered the world upon the tail-end of the upper-middle class

A place where the schoolgirls were tantalisingly innocent and the men were
Increasingly unbecoming

The sidewalks gleamed and the church bells rang
The winters snowed and the summer birds cooed in unison

The earth was lain with the...

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Categories: business end, addiction, beauty, corruption, desire,
Form:
Premium Member A Confession of Recipes
If you're reading this, honey 
it means the diner is burning,

It's not a typo or a misprint,
but a message:

Witches are wisdom-embedded
women who have seen worse things
than the business end of a newt's behind

I once made a man cry with desire
on a whim by telling him...

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Categories: business end, extended metaphor,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Devil's Hour
'Tis of time fragments its seconds strikes three,
One enters through the worlds door till strikes four,
Locked in Twilight's zone, witch brew set it free,

Chaos and Havoc, the demons twins be,
Guardians of Hell's Gate, watch o'er worlds door,
'Tis of time fragments its seconds strikes three,

Loosen from...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: business end, allusion, bible, conflict, dark,
Form: Villanelle
My Beautiful Bones
My Beautiful Bones
By LoLa

I cant ignore this feeling in my mind.  

Words are short in supply and I dont know why

Will I die when i stop to rest a while?  

Will i crumble to the ground once I stop to breathe?

As the life...

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© Laura Dee  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: business end, anger, angst, conflict, death,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member 'the Count of the Cemetary Clock
'Tis of time fragments its seconds strike three,
One enters through the world's door till strikes four,
Locked in Twilight's zone, witch brew set it free,

Chaos and Havoc, the demons twins be,
Guardians of Hell's Gate, watch o'er worlds door,
'Tis of time fragments its seconds strike three,

Loosen from...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: business end, analogy, death,
Form: Villanelle
Premium Member When the Rabbits Came to Town
Do you remember years ago, 
the mystery so profound? 
that frightful day the rabbits came to town. 

I'm sorry. I didn't see you.
Were you not around?
to feel the chill of when the rabbits came to town. 

They were quieter than mice. 
You couldn't hear a...

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Categories: business end, animal, mystery, silly,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Fleas, Lice, Spiders, Mice
I like spiders and I like black ants.
For fleas and lice, I take another stance.
Sometimes, I wonder if they admire us.
The same question goes for a virus.

Neither foolish fleas and lice, spread by mice, 
Nor black ants and spiders, heed my advice.
Disgusting dirt and dust...

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Categories: business end, animal, humor, insect,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Damage Control
With thoughts of getting fish-faced on a Friday night, 
I dropped anchor in a portside bar 
To contemplate the crooked path to closing time; 
Couldn’t guarantee I’d get that far.

I ordered a tequila, called myself a salt, 
And I joked about a mocking bird. 
The...

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Categories: business end, allegory, relationship,
Form: Burlesque

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry