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Premium Member Sunrise Glow of Tulips
Don’t try to straighten tulips, dear - they spread.
They lean and bend…they bump and crowd…infuse
Their sunrise glow - the perfect rainbow-red.

The priceless, Holland-choice, symphonic hues,
Impress...

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Categories: circumscribed, flower,
Form: Terzanelle



Tingling Scalp
Cold shower today - (early afternoon)
September eighth two thousand
and nineteen more challenging than June
dog days of summer test tolerance
to feel alive and bark at the...

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Categories: circumscribed, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
Premium Member To Be, To Feel, To Love, To Live, To Die
TO BE, TO FEEL, TO LOVE, TO LIVE, TO DIE

TO BE is that existential moment that defines each of us on our
respective life paths as...

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Categories: circumscribed, courage, destiny, devotion, emotions,
Form: Didactic
Me, Myself and I
I thought of things each day
As if they were stream of events
Through my mind away
More scenes I kept
Within my soul blemished
Haunted and reminiscent
Each action that...

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Categories: circumscribed, dedication, imagination, inspirational, introspection,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Wait
Each time has a special place
And every such place has its time.
When nature seethes with strangeness
Where the mind in exquisite isolation halts itself and listens
For...

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Categories: circumscribed, history, imagination, introspection, life,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member In Loving Tribute To a Sublime Poet
Does strife constrain me from thoughts of your mind?
     Does it impede my mind's-eye image of you?
    ...

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Categories: circumscribed, appreciation, friend, friendship, poetess,
Form: Sonnet
The Voice of the Oppressed
The grandeur of my life are elusive
Mine ain't melioration; it's oppression
My free life is cramped by chains of servitude
And shout out loud I mustn't 
Because...

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Categories: circumscribed, bullying, corruption, discrimination, political,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Random Excerpts - 2: Ice In My Eyes Smoke In Yours, a Novel
May 29, 1957: …have to think about getting a thesis director…know no professor yet in the department…someone suggested i get hold of Derek Fogg for...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: circumscribed, growing up, international, student,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Fragments United In
Fragments United In Perfect Imperfection
And all the smeared colours unite into white
	
All
     the
        ...

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Categories: circumscribed, life,
Form: Free verse
Should I Cry
The flame that lit my heart,
And then love, faint in death below.
Their voices no longer heard.
~ should I cry?

Yet, a brave despair has arrived.
Recurring death...

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Categories: circumscribed, cry, feelings, heartbroken, pain,
Form: Free verse
Jailbirds
here
are those
whose bones inhabit clothes
and muscles feed on flesh
except for mine —

here in concrete and florescent light
between closing walls and slamming locks
where the doors bear...

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Categories: circumscribed, prison,
Form: Free verse
Twenty First Century Civilization Gone Askew
Twenty First Century Civilization Gone Askew...?

Methinks perchance man
     kind always vain
n'er did appertain
moral hike polar opposite
     from...

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Categories: circumscribed, america, death, destiny, heaven,
Form: Free verse
Immortal Exodus
I dwell on virgin moments lightly spent
beyond the lips of verdant fairy glens
A grand invincibility was mine
and life, ah life, the sweetest purest wine.

I danced...

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Categories: circumscribed, imagination, death, death, earth,
Form: Rhyme
Practice Not What We Preach
The masters of buzz words 
used to instill fear 
Clutching their pearls saying 
“liberals take what’s dear”
Right wingers with their 
inescapable nexus 
Says its liberals...

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Categories: circumscribed, political, truth,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Detour
Tim was a poet but lost for words as he pondered the meaning of the cross

Sat by the road side of his inner world and...

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Categories: circumscribed, journey,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs