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Premium Member Poetry
Often I harken back
to a very wise poet,
how “life is but a stage”

of tender moments
splashed and splattered
by fierce jabs of passionate 
heated rage 

such opera...

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© Joe Dimino  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dabbing, art, inspirational, passion, poetry,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member The First Bloom
You wonder why, my love
These memories flitter in the hallways of my mind
Knocking on the door
of every room
Where I’ve hung
Do not Disturb Signs
For I don’t...

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Categories: dabbing, flower, sensual,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member It Takes Time To See the Light
IT TAKES TIME TO SEE THE LIGHT

Death is best taught in the dark
Fetching sticks, setting sparks
Its bag of tricks: sickness and hope
A black curtain vanishes
The...

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Categories: dabbing, death,
Form: Didactic
Premium Member Salt Water
When brainwaves strive against my need for sleep,
I exercise to help my mind calm down.
When pressures get so bad I want to weep,
I do yard...

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© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dabbing, cry, ocean, sea, water,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Bequeathed Bonnie Square
BEQUEATHED BONNIE SQUARE
                      ...

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Categories: dabbing, bird, garden, sorrow,
Form: Verse



Premium Member My Little Eden
My little Eden -- 
before the fall

a screened porch
in the shade of
an ancient
overarching
fig tree

small wonder
Adam and Eve
needed only one each
to hide their new
nakedness -- 

chicks...

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© Joe Dimino  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dabbing, environment, evil, garden, god,
Form: Free verse
Lonely Streets
City streets spew fire on sunburnt July day.
Dabbing sweat from brow, I meld into paved sea. 
Mick cries out "Angie" from quaint corner café;
slowing steps,...

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Categories: dabbing, city, lonely,
Form: Rispetto
Premium Member Mirror of Memories
Whose face stares back at me
from this strangely shaped mirror?
Where could I be? I do not have a mirror
that looks like this. Am I that...

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Categories: dabbing, age,
Form: Shape
Premium Member A Dank Day
Today is a dank day
that hosts a sullen sun,
cloudy and overcast
shadows start shaking as
breezes blow hard and fast.

Today is a dank day,
yet dribbling drops of...

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Categories: dabbing, change, image, imagery, nature,
Form: Monchielle Stanza
Violet
In London, away in a terrace
Half-hidden with elm trees and grime,
Lived young Violet, in her parents' house,
Left alone for near all of the time,

As her...

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Categories: dabbing, adventure, angst, death, loss,
Form: Ballad
Christmas Tree
First Christmas without you, my dearest, my love
Cruelly taken too soon on the wings of a dove

How can I rejoice when my heart broke in...

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Categories: dabbing, christmas, moving on, tree,
Form: Couplet
Rapping About Jesus
I'm here rapping. 
All my fans their clapping. 
All the haters laughing. 
I don't listen to haters. 
Even if their bunch of dictators. 
People don't...

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Categories: dabbing, cool, faith, god, gospel,
Form: Rhyme
Loon Song
Motor is nudged to life in an arcing motion, arm pulling 
cord. Vein-furrowed hands grasp the fishing pole, 
slinging bait and tackle beneath one arm....

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© Kelsey May  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dabbing, childhood, children, emotions, eulogy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Am I the Assassin Or the Undertaker
Am I the Assassin 
        or the Undertaker

          ...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dabbing, death, grief, morning,
Form: Elegy
Premium Member Winter's Fragile Hold
Spring transforms snowdrifts into art
as frigid days begin to warm.
And water and ice meld, sculpting
Queen Anne's lace in crystalline form.

Clinging to snowy roofs and eaves,
icicles...

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Categories: dabbing, daffodils, how i feel,
Form: Quatrain

Book: Reflection on the Important Things