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Deliveries
She was back into my life after a long sejours 
how could I not welcome her at the table 
after so many suns and moons...

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Categories: deliveries, analogy, dream,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Santa's Special Delivery: a Collab
Brutal was the biting wind,
sweeping brown locks of a tiny urchin 
side to side, often hiding her eyes.
 
Oversized slippers she had donned
were lost in...

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Categories: deliveries, granddaughter, grandfather, love,
Form: Prose
Premium Member I Am a Waiter
I Am A Waiter

     “I am a waiter,” the man said to me,
     “ I wait in...

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Categories: deliveries, humor,
Form: Light Verse
Yesterday
Yesterday


Cast along a dotted line
of yesterdays and practiced rhyme
These dreams before of what was told
deliveries my heart does hold

A poet’s thoughts of times gone by
in...

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Categories: deliveries, good morning,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Re-Gifted Blessings
I have a pantry where I keep my blessings, 
each one a precious gift.
The daily deliveries never stop, 
although I sometimes overlook them.

Some days the...

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Categories: deliveries, bible, blessing, giving, joy,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Christmas Souvenir
a Christmas card’s a little thing
so much~ a loving wish to bring
but still my Christmas souvenir you’ll take
in kindness, for the giver’s sake

The first known...

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Categories: deliveries, christmas,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Dare I Begin Purging
My porch must be miserable
Full of empty boxes 
Thanks to Amazon’s daily deliveries

I had not noticed until today
But it is unbelievably noticeable
I wish the delivery...

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Categories: deliveries, satire,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member The Canopy and Economy
Sun and traffic - day economy.
Six a.m. drive to plywood mill. Too tired
to be angry. Each day a step
toward death. What is being accomplished? The
small...

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Categories: deliveries, baby, day, history, jobs,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Surviving Your Own Life
My father and I did not share all that much,
More like passing a truck on the road
Parent’s squabbles I overheard offered me clues
And at times...

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Categories: deliveries, family, father son,
Form: Ballad
Speech of Tears
Speech of Tears – Zamreen Zarook

Drops of tears from our purl conveys a lot,
Each an every shedding has a ballot,
By identifying the core, our hands...

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Categories: deliveries, absence, age, anger, beautiful,
Form: Rhyme
Rahul Dravid
Great careers are not shaped by hopes,
No one like him to fill easily the loopholes;
The gladiatorial spark which he spread,
Under Tendulkar's shine it got fade;
Mr....

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Categories: deliveries, celebrity,
Form: Classicism
Art L S Lowry
( Coming home from the mill. )

Air full of smog from dirty factory chimney

people walking around square quite nimbly, 

grey clouds above small terraces workers...

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© Roy Pett  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: deliveries, art, class, courage, environment,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Delivery For You Ups
He comes every day
Sometimes he knocks on my Door.
Delivery for you  UPS
Sometimes its the same person
other times not.
And still he calls Delivery for you...

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Categories: deliveries, beautiful, heart, how i
Form: Free verse
Eargasm
I went ghetto gold .......


I was told that when I flip this, 
I'm come sicker than syphilis,
My verses come in 3's like triplets,
I drop ebonic...

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Categories: deliveries, hip hop, spoken word,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Distant Pipes Lament - Part-1
Into a vortex chemically unbalanced,
Soft velvety dark smooth to the touch.
My heart broken asunder my Souls' pain enhanced,
All darkness Inverted oh so much.

Soft velvety dark...

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Categories: deliveries, emotions, feelings, metaphor, romance,
Form: Pantoum

Book: Reflection on the Important Things