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Best Caesars Poems

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The Caesars' Mad Rule
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Truly how blessed are we not to bow to the barbaric chivalry
Of emperors and kings’  in raging insanity
Historical madness runs in the house of...

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© Amy Green  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: caesars, history, power,
Form: Epic



The Nature of Wisdom
Every flower has its own color
With annual observation,
this we springtime discover

Give a womb kernel cede
of acknowledgment
To the spectrum birthright
of each other

We are all one,
tho’ from...

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Categories: caesars, metaphor, nature, truth, wisdom,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Broken Links
We are all broken
into separate pieces
Brothers uncles
mothers and nieces
Fractured ways of thinking
Cool-aide drinking
Caught between 
real and false
Can you feel we’re all sinking

False prophets
We have become...

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Categories: caesars, america, angst, betrayal, character,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Taming of a Screwball
"OMLET"
            or
      "The Taming Of A Screwball"
  ...

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© Vee Bdosa  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: caesars, epic
Form: Epic
Premium Member Through Their Eyes
Through Their Eyes

The Poetry Murders Part 3 in the series

Murder She Wrote

It was a dark night with a full moon
The alley narrow, my hopes high
My...

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Categories: caesars, funny, grave, hilarious, history,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member And Miles To Go Before I Sleep For Miles Davis
Kind Of Blue (For Miles Davis)

Woodlawn Cemetery, Bronx Ny 1991


Before they could lower Miles 
into the damp, dark ground
Two of the PALL BEARERS
Thought they heard...

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Categories: caesars, bird, celebrity, death, guitar,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Rolled Up Trousers
Oh yes, the college girls
come and go
speaking of Ani De Franco.
And yes, I too
measure out my days
with coffee spoons,
a hundred years later
and nothing has changed,
only...

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Categories: caesars, introspection, on writing and
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Alpine Wind
It's too hot and humid for September!
Even dust specks descending in the room's sunlight
are beads of sweat running down my sides.
I bring pencil, crossword and...

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Categories: caesars, humor, longing, weather,
Form: Imagism
Roman Legion
Ignatius inspected his cohort
The unknown one and his men
He needed the best to fight for him
He needed the best to fight for them

Iduma stood tall,...

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Categories: caesars, adventure,
Form: Verse
Farewell 2014, Welcome 2015
Farewell 2014, God Bless You
               Good years pass in a wink
...

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Categories: caesars, conflict, corruption, goodbye, history,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Omlet
"OMLET"
            or
      "The Taming Of A Screwball"
(Or: Rules Are...

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© Vee Bdosa  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: caesars, patriotic, philosophy, political, society,
Form: Classicism
The Skunk and the Porcupine
" The Skunk and The Porcupine ... "

(From The Solomon Studies Series # 9)
(Eccl. 3: 11 / Prov. 6: 6 / Matt. 6: 26, 28,...

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Categories: caesars, creation, nature, spiritual, ,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Villanelle: Is There Shame Worse Than That To Be Caught Dead Unknown
Villanelle: Is there shame worse than that to be caught dead unknown

Is there shame worse than that to be caught dead unknown
How many would give...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: caesars, satire, vanity,
Form: Villanelle
Premium Member Little Town
I am where King David was born.  My name means, “House of bread”.
I am located six miles south of Jerusalem; 262 miles northeast of...

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Categories: caesars, birth, christian, christmas, places,
Form: Couplet
When
for KNOCK US DOWN WITH YOUR LINES Contest

How many generations have to suffer
    the stings of those who would be bigger than
...

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© Dan Cwiak  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: caesars, death, discrimination, history, holocaust,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things