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Premium Member Nature Delight
Written: December 07, 2023
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An art display with free and delightful assets,
Blemishes and brightness of nature are blatant
Confusingly gorgeous and full of magic and wonder
Digging deep...

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© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: confusingly, analogy, appreciation, beauty, nature,
Form: Abecedarian
Love Fountain
Fountain of love; spread your dewdrops on me
With this never ending joyful cherry
Transcend, higher than all possibilities
Embrace happiness under your magical wiry,

Ignite hearts that once were achy
Reach with your colorful threads, the worry
Let the butterflies giggle in their bellies
Creating resounding echo through bodies,

Boasting around, while...

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Categories: confusingly, love, giggle,
Form: Light Verse
Foreign Objects
What, I wondered, would advanced age be like.
Sighting the elderly set my mind to rousing.
Becoming like them overtook me with fright.
But now I'm old with no need for browsing.

Memories of earlier days occupy my thoughts
Which time romances to render them splendid.
Now it's difficult to connect...

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Categories: confusingly, age, anxiety,
Form: Rhyme

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Das Capital Tarnished Valentine
(alternately known as the Doubting Thomas Crown 
Taj Mahal Cupid Affair)
-  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -  -...

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Categories: confusingly, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Metrical Tale
African Sister
Crisp brown,
Delicate in softness,
Rare, brown-skinned feminine being,
A Goddess you are.
The dust from which your highness was molded from must have been kissed by the sun.
Vividly shedding light on the unexplainable uncanny of those deep, hazel, enticing eyes.
Hello there moon child,
The brightness of your glow inherited...

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Categories: confusingly, africa, appreciation, beautiful, woman,
Form: Free verse
I'Ve Got My Magic Pie
I'm starting to think the starving poetist stands alone
As the barest, most creatively nauseous human
I'm starting to believe the whole face of poetry shifts my heart 
More than the guts and bones of diction
The beautiful constitutes of poetic eyes beguile me
The muscle of words alone...

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Categories: confusingly, paradise, passion, philosophy, poems,
Form: Free verse



Walking Away
You'd ask yourself whether this is real
Are you ready to seal this deal? 

But you've walked away
To pray...
Confusingly, you didn't stay!
Communicate!
Is that not the way?

And if we go our separate ways
I wont regret that I brought you to my school on those days
I won't regret...

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Categories: confusingly, irony, love,
Form: Romanticism
Premium Member Wounded Orphans
A Taoist's View of Bill Plotkin's
Wounded Southern Orphan.

Really, dear,
that's too long for a co-inviting title,
How about just-us for
Wounded Taoist Anawim?

Oh
I don't think we want to go 
grieving back there,
Those early teenage years
of viral WinLose hurts
and monocultural bullying.

Wounds of WesternYang against EasternYin anger
and fear of never...

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Categories: confusingly, conflict, confusion, courage, faith,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member River Line
River Line, meandering transparent ribbon of cold.
Whirling companion, confusingly refreshing white gold, 
The road adjusts itself to the water's strong will. It lives
Its wild and stubborn life, hardly able to be contained; 
Often it takes our lives, without its love we die, it gives.

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I will use...

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Categories: confusingly, life, strength, water,
Form: Verse
Iam What I Hate
I am what I hate,
broken and weak.
With unspoken words,
shattered and meek.
Duellessly twisted,
soaking in hand.
Do not own a mirror,
my face I can't stand.
My words lay but jumbled,
unhumbled in mind.
Confusingly stumbled,
this path that I seek.
I am what I hate,
broken and weak....

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Categories: confusingly, anxiety, depression, feelings, hate,
Form: Rhyme
No Home
Someday, il take all the pain away,
Someday, il find my soulmate..and she will stay 
If one day her love finds me 
Will I know if she loves me? 
This confusingly, emotional, doubting thoughts I hate
Forever haunting upon a restless wake.
Never it seems..will I know 
If...

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Categories: confusingly, forgiveness, home, loneliness, lonely,
Form: Free verse
Last Voyage
I've stood here before,
Within, this shadow of Pain...
It cloaks me, when I'm sad,
It keeps me from going Insane...

This mass of Darkness, lures me,
Takes me on a journey, without light...
It frees me from all the Madness,
And comforts me in the night...

I'm completely, swallowed in this state,
It's...

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Categories: confusingly, death, depression, loss, sad,
Form: Free verse
Post-Minimalist Portrait of a Lower Middle Class American--Digital Text On Computerized Canvas
tequila smells like nail polish 
and then lemon put in it
tequila now smells like nail polish with lemon

and youre vulnerable to retching
because nail polish regardless of whether there is lemon in it or not
is dangerous because of fruity solvents
like toluene and butyl acetate and ethyl...

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Categories: confusingly, america, art, drink, friendship,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Kristy and the Conch Shell
Along some bank of ambiguity.
Isolated while in wonder,
I lacked motivation.
Consequently, I preferred to be someplace different.
I perceived myself wandering near the banks,
Concerning one Tiber River in Rome.
"What is behind me,
Is not in front of me!"
Snickering, I proceeded onward.
Moreover, moments diminished,
And abruptly ceased because I stood,
Facing...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: confusingly, beach, confusion, humorous, imagination,
Form: Free verse
Branches of Frozen Trees
Branches of frozen trees have beautiful frost ready to drop like knives aiming for hearts
Your heart skips a beat, yet
Better yet  
Mine never skipped a beat

I hear a thud thud thud
yet I feel a thud thud thud
confusingly similar 
I happen to access the threshold...

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Categories: confusingly, angst, anxiety, appreciation, art,
Form:

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