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In Old California 6
Then Margarita gave her father mind,
for she was very happy being home.
Hence three years placed in a covent confined
where she's had little use of brush and comb.
Removed from places she loved most to roam,
the fields and plains of fine San Luis Ore.
For loving Yankee, sealed...

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Categories: covent,
Form: Rhyme
Scratching Fanny in Cock Lane, a true tale
The year1762 a tale of murder or mystery they boast
 A teenage girl, drunken parish clerk, and maybe even a ghost
About hordes of aristocrats and wealthy men assembling
 Crowds rivalling Covent Garden, Theatres were now descending

To a house near St Paul’s on a road named...

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Categories: covent, history,
Form: Ode
Premium Member The Chapel
 
Back in 1887, The Convent Of Our Lady was built,
It was part of a school for girls run by grey nuns;
1971- demolish, sad that tilt,
Art gallery wanted it and offered big sums.

It was part of a school for girls- run by grey nuns,
Reconstructed in...

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Categories: covent, history,
Form: Pantoum

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Dickensian Time
In Dickensian time 
Upon sunset hour
Overshadowing Thames
Is London Tower
Blackened cobble streets
Shimmer in the rain
Big Ben at Westminster
Chimes an eight bells refrain

At Euston Station
A passenger alights
On Platform 3
And enters the caff
for a nice cup of tea

At the local tavern
Behind steamy windows
The opportunists sit
Gleaning local gossip
Ever watchful...

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Categories: covent, places,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Run a Way Train
Coocoo chacoo!

Well, you’d think a blithering idiot 
got hold of my governor controls……..
You’d think Watt had never invented a throttle for my mouth
Of course, no one ever has, and doubts exists anyone could
ever muzzle me with a full head of righteous steam ready to blow.
Issues...

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Categories: covent, passion, political, social
Form: Free verse
Marshland
The Marshland
In the middle of the fen where the soil is full of rotting foliage, 
roots of tree from the time the land was a forest, 
a dam where ducks swim and as is the way of ducks noisy in 
their chatter with each other,...

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Categories: covent, culture, friendship, giggle,
Form: Blank verse



Premium Member Confused I And Stressed In London
is everyone from Barking  Barking mad?
Does everyone In Lambeth do the Lambeth walk?
Is Leicester Square In Leicester?
Is The Elephant And Castle a place where they hide Elephants?
Is Oxford Street in Oxford?
And Paddington a bear?
Highgate is there a Lowgate?
Does Batman live in Clapham?
Does the Old...

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© Peter Dome  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: covent, city, confusion,
Form: Free verse
Town Full of Hopes
An auld Covent 
watches over its town
by shedding  grey  husk all over
wondering to be once more found

on the antipodes - across
bygone graveyard 
not here neither lost
stubbornly lasts
between the stalks of overgrown grass 

from the shadows of Bremen's wings
amidst the dreams of Osiris
Mr. James...

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Categories: covent, history,
Form: Ode
Scratching Fanny in Cock Lane A true tale
Scratching Fanny in Cock Lane, a true tale
The year1762 a tale of murder or mystery they boast
 A teenage girl, a drunken parish clerk, and maybe even a ghost
About hordes of aristocrats and wealthy men assembling
 Crowds rivalling Covent Garden, Theatres were now descending

To a...

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Categories: covent, murder, mystery,
Form: Ode
Premium Member London's districts and life
London’s districts

Cricklewood, Greenford, and Edgware are nice districts of London; I lived there
Amazing moments, times, and emotions all of them. Wembley is my residence
Lovely nights, rainbow times, Wembley, and other districts gave me a great life

Lovely daily moods, amazing night desires, and colors, people, ladies,...

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Categories: covent, life, london,
Form: Free verse
Who Stands For Love
KELP SEAWORTHY.....WE KNOW ONE THING: HE VALUES HIS TIME AS CHAMPION
HIS CROWN IS COVENT, IT'S THE MEANS OF HIS WEALTH
AND IT IS THE REASON HE THRIVES. HE WORKS HARD TO BE A TOP TALENTED SUPERSTAR.
HE WORKS HARD TO BE THE MEDIA DARLING, THE FANS CHEER...

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Categories: covent, adventure, celebration, film, inspirational,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
Saint Hilda's Tears
We were always a little ash white,
the girls always a bit cleaner;
the soap always green carbolic
the toilet paper always slick and hard to scrunch,
six year old bottoms always a little sore.

The nuns who ran these grey bricked barracks
called it the: Covent of 'Saint Hilda's Sacred...

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Categories: covent, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Zealous untiring repentance
Zealous untiring repentance

Fleshed out as poetic confessional.

Profligacy prevailed pricking psyche
precipitating pandemonium.

I wrought havoc courtesy aegis
of paramours picadillos, yours truly did relish
crooning, clowning, and cavorting 
around at Piccadilly Circus
located in Regent Street, Shaftesbury Avenue
Piccadilly, Covent Street and Haymarket.

Fast forward into the present
meaning Christmas day 2024.

Impossible mission...

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Categories: covent, absence, adventure, africa, anger,
Form: Free verse
Antagonistic or Protagonistic
Extended Cultural Reaches
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entry themes and walk on music------------------
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They set the standards high
expecting alot from the
guys who were selected
to represent the covent title.
>064 Zinc plates Gold plated
beauty and magnificence
they kicked the ball around
awhile talking
often bragging
It was clear a couple
of the guys were agitated or intimidated
it was...

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Categories: covent, analogy, beautiful, clothes, education,
Form: Ballade
A Valentine In London
My Valentine has a ticket to ride;
So London town beware!
New wings will carry her up north; 
A pass to Leicester Square.
Let Big Ben toll and chime aloud;
St James's Park should prepare;
The hustle of the Covent calls;
For her to stop and stare.
Our Festival will a singing...

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Categories: covent, valentines day,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry