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Premium Member Just a Tree - a Requiem
...Someone who knows
Said You were an old ancient Tree,
But at the time, it didn’t really matter, 
Or seem important to me.
I knew You only for a very short time 
and just a little…
You see.
Your......

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Categories: car park, conflict, earth, heartbroken, humanity,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Phobia
...No flame within! 
      do I hold for you
no delightful delicacy
      shall I put to rhyme.

No picturesque words
      in italics of your
woeful wildlife, no
      acknowledgement of
the a......

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Categories: car park, angst, light, world,
Form: Free verse
Crossing Your Path
...I saw you were  seating  in the car park
In the wooden chair, no one I saw there
And you expected no one there by heart 
But I crossed your path by a similar idea
We met unexpectedly in a place c......

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Categories: car park, friend, heart, inspirational love,
Form: Verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



I Look Back and Smile
...I remember how I would cry myself to sleep
Night after night then I would wake the next morning 
Dreading the moment I stepped into the 
School's doors where you would all be waiting.
You'd smile......

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Categories: car park, abuse, anger, anti bullying,
Form: Free verse
Leaking Pen
...Opening 
Fourth street and the divide meet 
Near the stream where it's waters Impede 
Five metres walk from the wooden bridge 
A little further away from the deserted car park 
Underneath the th......

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Categories: car park, fate, hope, life, love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Dingo Kid
...Beware of the dingo and watch out for your goat,
he hates our current leader, but is unable to vote.
He’s been doing hard time for relations with a horse,
he finally escaped but then he was caught......

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Categories: car park, humor,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Pretty In Pink
...Are you still here? Bullfrog? Is that really your bit?
Come on cupcake, you need to polish up your wit.
Do you shave your head or did it just all fall out?
Your poor little seed didn’t get to far ......

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Categories: car park, anti bullying,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member I'M Alright Jack
...The U.K. announced another lockdown and Jack thought oh my golly
So he headed down to his local store , determined to fill his trolley
At the loo rolls aisle his face lit up, he grabbed fifty f......

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Categories: car park, car, england, humanity,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member streets of solitude
...after doors close    after hours    when scarlet neon flickers out    red-light nights fill voids of need    my body is a ripped flower    my throat tingles to the burn of vodka-fire    gleaning the ......

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Categories: car park, business,
Form: Free verse
Dark Night Shopping
...Faces come at me as stricken
as graveyard moons.

The supermarket hangs heavy,
laden as it is with neon anchors.
The aisles are runways for empty eyes,
a few sections contain searching bodies.
......

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Categories: car park, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member This Poem May Kill Me, Or Not
...Notes: I am putting the notes upfront, suicide is no laughing matter, however, anything that makes it something that can be discussed I think is a good thing. Humor really is an aid to many an illnes......

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Categories: car park, depression, introspection, lonely, psychological,
Form: Light Verse
No Longer Fit For Work
...No more faxes, no more phones                                               
No more “It’s too early” moans                                                    
No commuting, shouting, tooting      ......

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Categories: car park, age, funny, old, retirement,
Form: Alliteration
The Nudist Beach
...A preconception in my mind
Of a nudist beach in the sun
Men of pervy persuasion 
Roam the sands 
Eyes behind dark glasses
Men with their dangly bits 
A display of exhibitionism?
A desire to be......

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Categories: car park, beach, body, clothes, freedom,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Yellow Bag
...YELLOW BAG

Is there something you want to tell me?

for hours and hours your eyes
mirror doubts and resentments
but let it be... let it be...
I    truly   do   not  ca......

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Categories: car park, dad, daughter, judgement,
Form: Narrative
Retirement
...No more faxes, no more phones                                               
No more “It’s too early” moans                                                    
No commuting, shouting, tooting      ......

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Categories: car park, funny, retirement,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things