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Premium Member Storm of Trees
STORM OF TREES

trees
sidewind
smashing glass
ripping up roofs
like a doll house, bedroom contents exposed
miles of splintered lumber, stacked against odds
squirrels naked
scattered nuts
oak leaves
torn
dolls
stare, lids
unblinking
ceramic chips
like tears, raining...

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Categories: cleanup, storm,
Form: Tetractys



Premium Member Intricacy of Light
My inner voice calm, looks for compassion.
   To give encouragement, it comes from within.
I look for honesty as my eyes turn inside-out.
 ...

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Categories: cleanup, introspection, spiritual,
Form: Free verse
Artie Chokes Three For a Dollar
Complaining of his marriage for thirty-odd years
He highballed his eyeballs, comforting his tears
The barkeep asked, what's troubling you son?
He poured out his life; I'm finished!...

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Categories: cleanup, funny,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member - Pop Music Icon John Lennon -
GIVE ME SOME TRUTH
John, was born October 9, 1940, in Liverpool
He met Paul McCartney in 1957 
John and Paul formed a close working relationship ......

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Categories: cleanup, humor, tribute,
Form: Free verse
Fresh Meat

Pardon my condor sensitivity,
	but can I be 
dead serious candid with you
Everybody look down on me,
and talk mean about me
But, in the future, they’re gonna...

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Categories: cleanup, animal, death, humor, word
Form: Personification



Sonnet 14, Part 3 of 3
11. They came to devour and sin.
I was briefed by a cornucopia of beings:
From Torchwood, ARGUS, SHIELD and their kin;
The Talamasca, The Shop and MiB...

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© Tom Arnone  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: cleanup, evil, fantasy, fear, horror,
Form: Sonnet
Megastorm In Memory of Hurricane Sandy
A mighty force lurks out of sight
Far out o'er the sea
About to bring a monstrous fight
Like none we've ever seen

The time winds by and on...

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Categories: cleanup, natural disasters, tribute, storm,
Form: Rhyme
Cats Called Carl
Cats called Carl, eat 'Captain Crunch' for cereal.
Cats called Carl, have cunning plans to collect Crystals.
They take taxis to the park.
Then they come home to...

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Categories: cleanup, cat, fun, , cute,
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member Read Between My Lines the Love Interview
I wish to thank you for applying.
I must say that dress is a great way to start,
I am a very visual person and it pleases...

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Categories: cleanup, faith, heart, love,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member A Robot Assassin Named 'Green' - Part 1
“Let me introduce myself
I am simple, I am ‘Green’
The planet’s very first, 
Non-localized and multi-form, 
Unstoppable assassin, 
I'm friendly to environment, 
Discriminating too, 
A truly...

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Categories: cleanup, life,
Form: Blank verse
Love Biscuits
Walking the yard with shovel in hand
Cruising back and forth just as planned
Trying to pick up every last pile
If the wife steps in one she...

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Categories: cleanup, humor,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Paper Or Plastic, Sir
Standing in line at Wally-world I suffered through this exchange of views.
The cashier asked the man in front of me, "Which of these will you...

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Categories: cleanup, funny, rain, rain,
Form: Rhyme
Endless Cruel Laughter
Sgt. Bedlam of heavy artillery reporting sir
Bedlam I want you to pick the runt of the litter
and turn him into an agent assassin 
with the...

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Categories: cleanup, how i feel,
Form: Free verse
Casey On Second
(With apologies to Ernest Lawrence Thayer, author of "Casey at the Bat".)

The Mudville nine and Casey have their chance for sweet revenge;
They play today in...

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© Ed Morris  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: cleanup, baseball, funny, humor, humorous,
Form: Narrative
Ode To a Modern Woman
I swear madam 
That your manners 
Are worthy of a village dope
And your ambitions are tremendously humongous 
At the expense of someone else;
And you are...

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Categories: cleanup, women,
Form: Concrete

Book: Reflection on the Important Things