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Premium Member Beloved Face, Translation of Bharathiyar's Poem Asai Mugam By T Wignesan
Translation of Mahakavi Bharathiyar’s poem: “Asai Mugam” or “Beloved Face”
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Categories: characterised, religion, spiritual,
Form: Dramatic Monologue



Slum Dwellers
Rapid urbanisation of the last century
causes more slums to mushroom
in the major cities of the world
particularly in developing countries.
Unplanned townships make it difficult 
for government...

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Categories: characterised, courage, urban, work,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member Egg-Stant History 7
I have realised just now” added the Owl, “that you were destined to know me better, and I believe I was destined to teach you...

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Categories: characterised, anti bullying,
Form: Narrative
Potholes 1
Potholes

The joy of riding
where the small ones
have gone away
turns into nothing
at the big one
minutes  away.

* This is about the joy of riding on the...

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Categories: characterised, depression, joy,
Form: Grook
Premium Member Villanelle: Nothing So Upturns Creative Cauldrons As Retching Up Art
Villanelle: Nothing so upturns creative cauldrons as retching up art

Nothing so upturns creative cauldrons as retching up art
As the craft not art of constructing poetry...

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Categories: characterised, england, poetry, poets,
Form: Villanelle



Where Am I From
Where am I from? A mulatto.
Is there a place to call my home?
“Hey piggy!!” the blacks say to me
"You monkey", words of the white.

If the...

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Categories: characterised, racism,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Victory Holds the Keys Turning
So many people in this modern world lost souls testing our faith
pretending to have virtues locked inside a shell hallowed
Their moral rights have become so...

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Categories: characterised, betrayal, conflict, faith, hope,
Form: Free verse
The Desert
There's a vast bare land afar
Blanketed with dry brown sand-dunes.
A brown ocean with no moisture in its heart
A land bereft of rivers and streams.

The home...

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Categories: characterised, earth day,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Perfections
PERFECTIONS
seamless
  movement
fine
  & applied
characterised
by
recognition
rooted
in
  meticulous
relief

striking
& beautiful
vital
to conviction
distinctively
 assured
continued
  unabated

NOTE:THIS IS AN OPEN(organic) FORM VERSE   using spaces&breaks without grammatical symbols ,the ' open' relies upon 'the one breath limitation' & so inherently...

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Categories: characterised, poetry,
Form: Other
Ever After
Seafarers shall be saved, though waves may
deem them dead, lost in the ocean's fray
they shall not perish, nor shall they be afraid
nor falter, though their...

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Categories: characterised, fantasy,
Form: Verse
I Disown Myself
Partly an explanation of why I've not been on here since the fall of Rome. I've been involved in other things instead. Also, I read...

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Categories: characterised, art, life,
Form: Free verse
Two Sides To a Coin
Heads...
The days of yore
Were characterised with:
Pizza and pop sodas
It was enjoyment galore
All the way through
It was good mood and sweet music
Wining and dining
Hosting and feasting
Pictures...

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Categories: characterised, change, poverty,
Form: Lyric
Two Sides To a Coin
Heads...
The days of yore
Were characterised with:
Pizza and pop sodas
It was enjoyment galore
All the way through
It was good mood and sweet music
Wining and dining
Hosting and feasting
Pictures...

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Categories: characterised, change, poverty,
Form: Lyric
Colonisation
Telephones are a useless reflection of communication as forms of forks do not require such modernity to talk. When planning waltzing with 89 peas for...

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Categories: characterised, anger, angst,
Form: I do not know?
Awake
I can feel the sweat drops forming on my skin
Like morning dew
I can hear my blood ticking
My heart beating
My breath passes my lips 
Like a...

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Categories: characterised, absence,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs