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Premium Member Robin Hood Robinson Crusoe Or Peter Pan
If I had to choose Robin Hood, Robinson Crusoe or Peter Pan?
Hmm……
What a quandary.
What a plight.
I truly do not think I can.

I will never grow...

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Categories: crusoe, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse



Robinson Crusoe
I killed my friend,
I never wanted,
Do not see me cruel,
I did it for love.
We both ran naked
Under this influential shower.
No one uncoupled his lips
Against this...

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Categories: crusoe, bereavement, betrayal,
Form: Imagism
Premium Member Ethereal
Is the “ether” real?
Or just a distant longing
For love’s lost realm.
Perchance, a fading memory
Adrift
Upon an embryonic sea
Seeking rebirth
In moonlight’s melancholy
Awash
Upon the foaming froth of fear’s
Crusoe-like...

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Categories: crusoe, dream, mystery,
Form: Free verse
Three Catherines, Two Annes and a Jane
Six wives - three Catherines, two Annes and a Jane
were married to Henry in the course of his reign.
An Anne and a Catherine met their...

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Categories: crusoe, history, humorous,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member School Holiday Memories
Memories of long gone school summer holidays
Far away from the gates of hell
bulling and Malay.

Six long weeks of freedom that seemed a year
staying in bed...

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© Peter Dome  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: crusoe, adventure, childhood, holiday, humor,
Form: Free verse



Weekend Warrior
like Crusoe when it's friday
on saturday a satyr lurks
sunday comes,no rest for wicked
monday I crawl to work....

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Categories: crusoe, funny
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Books From My Childhood
Reading by the light of a flashlight
With the covers pulled over my head
Captain Nemo battled an octopus
Robinson Crusoe was thought to be dead

Gulliver went on...

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© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: crusoe, childhood,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Power of Journeys
Power of Journeys

New horizons speak in hope and pull me to Pablo Neruda’s country
           ...

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Categories: crusoe, love, travel,
Form: Rhyme
Sea'
Swashbuckling, piracy, Tyrone, Errol and yes, Rathbone.
All actors that rode the Spanish Main called the sea home.
Stories of Robinson Crusoe to Mysterious Island.
Fantasy stories with...

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Categories: crusoe, faith, sea, father, sea,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Landed Thereon
I awaken after said storm thrown weakened am I
In awe in wonderment as to where I espy

Fervent to silent as I witness this breathing space
As...

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Categories: crusoe, absence, adventure, age, beach,
Form: Couplet
Sorry To My Past
For, ages past, I finally peeled out my illusory shell,
   Roaming about naked on the surface, where my mind was covered with cloth...

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Categories: crusoe, adventure
Form: Sonnet
I Took Her Riding
i took her riding
this time my venue, not hers
she loves horses, i am no equestrian
i am beyond saddle sore now
trail rides where every bird is...

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Categories: crusoe, devotion, for her, joy,
Form: Romanticism
Premium Member Bittersweet Journey
Nine years a stranger in a strange land
            travelling to my island in the...

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Categories: crusoe, journey, nostalgia,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Tale I Tell
Above a great big sea of blue,
I saw a dragon, and he flew
while breathing fire into the air.
He saw our ship, and this I swear:
with...

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Categories: crusoe, fantasy,
Form: Quintilla
Premium Member Steer Me Toward My Island
call me Robinson Crusoe
steer me toward my own island
in the Pacific,

let me be myself
one with nature
let me enjoy her balmy ideas

release me to summer...

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Categories: crusoe, me,
Form: Free verse

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