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Premium Member The Stone
The tale below was carved one night
upon the stone, by candlelight
...most won’t believe, but some just might
.........most won’t believe, but some just might



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Categories: craven, body, death, fantasy, kiss,
Form: Ballad



Crimson Moon
O beguiling crimson Moon
Fiercely blazing for want of thee;
Descending beneath faltering clouds;
Leering wantonly;
And She:
Her coy distractions and brazen
Enchantments 
Laid bare and stripped rude...
Like the naked...

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Categories: craven, moon,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Poe's Untimely Demise
*Note 
I had to bring this one back, though I've been posting mostly new writes here that PS hasn't seen before. This poem has been...

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© Tom Woody  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: craven, horror,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Wild Love
The blackberry's love for the garden rose
Brought down the gardener's wrath.
The blackberry sensed the danger
As he wended the garden path.

" A love so true as...

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Categories: craven, garden, love, rose, sweet,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Asp of Grief
ASP OF GRIEF

She buries her head upon this asp of grief —
soft with reptilian fangs, hard with poison.
Her covetous husband lies upon the Nile’s reef.
She...

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Categories: craven, beauty, death, grief,
Form: Rhyme



Vincent
July 29, 1890

Colored daubs and swatches
crave artist’s practiced hand.
Justice, nearly blind, yet watches—
unwrought art upon a stand.

Regard the brushes in a row—
the palettes and the...

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Categories: craven, betrayal, corruption, evil, vanity,
Form: Quatrain
Moth and Flame
You the animated pyre
forging a lustful fire
I flee from the darkness
that freezes my life
embracing this moment of death desire...

I am endlessly drawn
to you like a...

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Categories: craven, desire, love, lust,
Form: Free verse
Word Hoard
They say if you don’t use a thing for a year
It’s time to get rid of it, just to be clear
Feel free to sell it...

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Categories: craven, education, fun, humor, humorous,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member What a Grandmother Carries
She strains to find her footing in orthopedic shoes
       my grandmother's clop-clop walk to me
    ...

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Categories: craven, bible, boy, child, devotion,
Form: Free verse
The Jilted Spring
from rushing waters steal
invading fishes' spritely steel,
twixt heathery beetle's scar
and fluttery, flapping jar

the sentry hill now set
drags ferment's peace to fret,
while in the brave snail's...

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Categories: craven, birth, nature, spring,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Hashtags and Selfies
HASHTAGS AND SELFIES
This era of the ego,hashtags
and selfies..and me me me...
to the fore,impatience always
knocking on my door.
Instant this,instant that,self
congratulation,superficial self
expression..quickly,quickly..I've 
social media to explore.
Insecurity underlines...

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Categories: craven, satire,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Seven Secret Garden Secrets
Coming To The Garden

Long-lost secrets at Misselthwaite Manor.
Mistress Mary moves from self-centeredness to
self-awareness, leading to self-healing.
This tale's secret seems simple but not so.
A space to...

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© Greg Gaul  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: craven, allegory, children, garden, health,
Form: Free verse
The Duality of Man
The duality of man, oh what a sight

A puzzle so complex, so full of might

On one hand, we are strong and brave

On the other, we...

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Categories: craven, 12th grade, boy, conflict,
Form: Free verse
Sonnets of Tyranny and Freedom
Some say mankind’s a blight upon the Earth
That left alone would be a paradise
But sucks its blood and lays on it a curse
Destined to burn...

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Categories: craven, anger, emotions, humanity,
Form: Sonnet
Did You Know
Success of self named pens in Europe 
Made the U.S. the next best niche
Marcel Bich dropped the H in his name
Afriad they would call it...

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© Pat Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: craven, bullying, career, celebrity, creation,
Form: Quatrain

Book: Shattered Sighs