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Premium Member Where Do We Poets Go
Ink of life cannot bleed for eternity,
so I place dried petals in between,
crucial chapters of my memoirs.

When we stop breathing poetry,
our crestfallen pen, left in silence -
where do we poets go?

Is there a special place,
where the ink flows forever,
like waterfalls of mercy -
where thirst quenches...

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© Silent One  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: connectors, death, life, poems, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Black Veils
Almost like wearing an eternal hat of shame
Black veils hide the blame
Shadowy onlookers dying to see under the opaque 
Their eyes deepened in curiosity expecting some day the veil would break 
Dawn never looked so dark before
Horizons under veiled eyes once more
Continuously blocking out your...

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© Kira Price  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: connectors, character, dark, imagery, poetry,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Living With a Mentally Handicapped Grandson
In the middle of the night a door slams
The awful scent of cigarettes floats upward penetrates my nostrils
Insomnia keeps him up and restless
Lying here I hear, smell and know that the worst is yet to come

Huntington's Disease slowly destroys brain cells
Mutant form of huntingtin aggregrates...

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Categories: connectors, grandson,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Premium Member Revolutionary Story
They called their gang The ReVolutionaries,
my Father Sun and Mother Earth drew time with them,
but they often called themselves Yang and Yin,
respectively and mutually respectful
yet privately erotic,
not so much politically and economically
where Yang could not fit in for rabid competition
and Yin could not alone float
her...

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Categories: connectors, health, humor, joy, life,
Form: Parallelismus Membrorum
Cyberpork
cyberpork
a found poem using contemporary computer slang


sludge solution
grok it
nerf sword nerf herder
sock puppet astroturf
bluesnarf
cupertinoeffect 
the crawling horror 
conscious agents 
of our own delight and distraction
streisand effect
do not feed the troll

geoswag 
geocacher geonick geocache
muggle
typosquat
egosurf snowclone
infovore, digerati, jiterati
ignotarian, hikikomori
slacktivism
pyjamahadeen
plank
IQueue
owl
grinding trash mobs sucks
pilcrow

darknet silk road
cusskiddie dawn patrol
image pipes...

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Categories: connectors, computer, cool, funny, imagination,
Form: Imagism
Premium Member Progressive Rock
On the energy waves of the eons,
Of lyric and line ever-forming,
One is injected, transported,
With all vibrations bursting
Through the human heart and mind,
The jolting edge of innovation
And every positive passion.

Even the cynic or child may sense,
When riding such a current,
The power native to humanity.
Synapses now malfunctioning
Cannot...

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© Carol Mays  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: connectors, encouraging, faith, humanity, music,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Railroad Spikes,Musings On Memory
Some pin memories delicately
and precisely like butterflies.
I, however, use railroad spikes.

This morning was spent well,
walking along a high desert trail,
close to some old railroad tracks.
My sister had shown them to me yesterday.

I am looking for signs that I was ever here before
today.
A boot print, perhaps,...

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Categories: connectors, memory,
Form: Free verse
Can We Feel Music
Can We “Feel” Music?
By Carol Geyer


Can we “feel” music? Can the notes cool or warm us?
Soothing like green aloe balm, or warm as flaming Yule logs,
 or as majestic as a fully leafed oak?
  Lovely and diverse as an overgrown garden,
 mysterious as a...

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Categories: connectors, music,
Form: Free verse
Its the Little Things
Making the world
using it all in a
transforming dance of life.

First to appear
in the primeval soup
they grew to

fungus connectors,
glue sticking us all
in a criculating web.

Microbes that chop up remains
then bear new things again.
I am a wheatfield becoming.

Regenerating burned forests
and the flood plains
or feeding the ocean

five thousand...

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© Sue Mason  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: connectors, mystery, nature,
Form: Free verse
We Are Math
Electrons fulfill their wave equations
Bonding polarities shift their vectors
Giving way for kinase phosphorations
On a channel near neural connectors

Anions build within the cell's walls
So Potassium plays with its mates
Sheltered from large sodium rainfalls
By fat magnesium blocking the gates

A signal could pass and make it rain
From many...

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Categories: connectors, sciencerain, rain,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member We Are Worlds
"We are Worlds"



Internally eternal
in each of us
another world

Unknown 
and alien
supporting strange lifeforms 

hidden beneath our veils
watching silently
illuminating exotic ethereal lines

Connectors electric
touch each other 
another’s  world

reaching out instinctively
we regenerate ad infinitum 
Lux Vitae unfurls

too deep an equation
for shallow minds 
without fathoms

Oceans inside us
drown all our...

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Categories: connectors, i am, journey, symbolism,
Form: Free verse
Forgetting 9-11
If and then only to remember
Forget not the lost lonely specters in gray ember
Passing by eerily, still passing by
Loose tendrils of humanity… fly away fly
You see me not in your beautiful haze
Skirt around; walk around in a heady daze
Failed recall of the twisted steel connectors…
Unburdened...

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Categories: connectors, loss
Form: Rhyme
Ghosts
A shadow of a family
Sits, lumping on our couch
Watching TV with mindless eyes
Occasionally letting a few words out

The lines that bind together
Lie about on the ground like jump ropes
They’re always in the way
Tripping up dreams and shorting out hopes

Every emotion results in a trip
The kitchen...

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Categories: connectors, family
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Indifference
Perhaps like me, you have heard the expression,                                     ...

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Categories: connectors, race,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Beware of the Brain Eaters
Beware of the Brain-eaters, the Logic-disbelievers, the Beat-clippers.
They come on Halloween  to thumb their noses at the sky dippers.
Big Dipper sends eighteen master witches to give them a star.
Little Dipper distances himself, hiding his end rays in Zeniths black jar.

Brain-eaters will go after your...

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Categories: connectors, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry