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Clio, Muse of History
Oh Clio, muse of history…
As I look back, please help me, please
Sometimes it’s seen not so clearly 
At seventy-two, a lot one sees.

Classic history’s read...

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Categories: clio, age, feelings, life,
Form: Sonnet



Premium Member Seeds of Enchantment
Inside my mailbox late last month; nine packs of seeds - a mystery!
I hadn't ordered anything, but curious was I to see
what might become of...

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© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: clio, flower, muse, mystery, poetry,
Form: Rhyme
Nasturtiums
Asking neither names, nor historical periods, Clio draws wide circles of popular masses around square lonelinesses. What's all this noise about? A rich man’s circumference...

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Categories: clio, art, freedom, literature, social,
Form: Haibun
The Nine Muses of the Arts
The nine muses
Daughters of Zeus
Inspiring of mortals
And nurturers of the arts
The first was,
The divine Calliope,
Beautiful-voiced,
Was the muse of the epic poets
A writing tablet in her...

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Categories: clio, artlove, muse, poetry,
Form: I do not know?
The Nine Muses
Calliope, gives us epic poetry, but not to me
Erato, erotica I’d rather have a cup of tea,
Clio, gives us all that is past and gone
Euterpe,...

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Categories: clio, history, muse,
Form: Rhyme



Sodium and Chlorine Go On a Date
Sodium and Chlorine Go On a Date

By Elton Camp

Nate and Clio were electrically okay
Protons equaled electrons that way

But there was a good reason why
When they...

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© Elton Camp  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: clio, science,
Form: Rhyme
Devil Trigger
I got like a million reasons to keep it going. Because I’m determined dad.
I’m always be inside of my bag.
Trying to give my son what...

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Categories: clio, anger, crazy, hip hop,
Form: Rhyme
The Mythical Nine
To one who places pen to paper,
one may work the whims of Terpsichore

Those who write a witty Chastushka,
may be hearing the voice of Polyhymnia

Those who...

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Categories: clio, imagination, mystery, on writing
Form: Rhyme
The Lauduary Mat
I AM SITTING IN A RUN DOWN CLIO ROAD LAUDUARY MAT WERE THE FLOORS IS NOT SWEEP OR MOP AND THE ROOF IS FALLING APART....

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Categories: clio, funnytrust,
Form: Monorhyme
Premium Member The Muses and I
Of all the gods and goddesses
Found in Greek mythology,
My favorites are the nine Muses*,
Each means something special to me:
Calliope is epically bombastic;
Urania has stars in...

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Categories: clio, muse, poetry,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Knuckle Down
(Summon the Muse)

Calliope drops sensuous
sounds from her fingertips.
My outstretched arms catch
and hold them to my bosom,
wherein they suffer death.

Clio presents her backside.
My impassioned pleas fall
on...

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© Cona Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: clio, muse, write,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Vermeer-Ekphrasis-Allegory
ALLEGORY GIRL
clio,his muse-
just to amuse?
It's for us to choose

see my cartoons @www.vermeersgirl.blogspot.com...

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Categories: clio, art
Form: Ekphrasis
Read and Enter Poetry
To enter poetry,
you need to be ready...
that you warm up
because poetry can be
as cold as a winter night...
Be care not to freeze
body and soul...
On another...

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Categories: clio, allusion, analogy, appreciation, extended
Form: Prose Poetry
I See You Smiling!
I see you smiling:
At the clean, open window,
Spring, sunny Paris,
Sitting with Linda,
Eating the apple,
Drinking fresh water,
Very big Apple,
Her smiling daughter,
Love you, my darling,
Missing and thinking...

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Categories: clio, family, children, people,
Form: Classicism
Les Neuf Soeurs [the Nine Sisters]
Calliope has turned her back on fate,
She will be a muse no more,
She has halted all her metrical speech,
She no longer frolicks,
At the fountain of...

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Categories: clio, depression, fantasy, history, loss,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs