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Dillon
the horse hunkering 
rain drenched muddy
up on the hill ears down.



Theme: HORSE 
Bob Renard
Constance’s Contest entitled:
Horses or Snowflakes or Horses and Snowflakes Poetry Contest...

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Categories: dillon, animals, life, horse,
Form: Haiku



Classic Rock N Roll
Carlo Santana's Black Magic Woman,
in the 60's and 70's gave magic to his 
band.. 

Drugs were part of this movement it's
fair to say. Getting high...

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Categories: dillon, drug, music,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member 50's and 60's Weird Tv On Channel Three - Part 2
 Continued from Part 1 

Matt Dillon chases Jack LaLane
Around a roller derby lane
I think I need some more cocaine,
So please don’t ever come back...

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Categories: dillon, parody, night, me, night,
Form: Rhyme
Living All At Once
You Only Live Once is apparently my generations motto,
Its why she feels so hollow.
God damn girl, i used to be your man girl!
now i can...

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Categories: dillon, adventure, age, america, high
Form: Rhyme
The Westerns of Tv Land
I was watching the TV the other day
When a certain Rerun began to play.
It brought me back to one of my brain's stifled bans
Because it...

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© Dan Cwiak  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dillon, hero, memory, remember, tribute,
Form: Rhyme



Boomers
They were hippies 
and societal dropouts.
Scholars, poets and 
pot smoking draft dodgers.
Civil right activists,
and anti-war protesters.
Patriots and soldiers
fighting an unpopular war.

Relationships were confused
and marriage became...

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© Ed Coet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dillon, education, history, philosophy, political,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Cowboys Where Are You
There was a day on TV
Where westerns were all the rage
You could take your pick
From your TV paper page

Together our masked hero the Lone Ranger
With...

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Categories: dillon, america, native american, stars,
Form: Rhyme
As Juliette Once Wrote Me
...my paris begins with those early days as as a conscious flaneur I recall the couple seated opposite me on the metro when i was...

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Categories: dillon, friendship, memory, nostalgia, paradise,
Form: Free verse
From the Labyrinthine Metro
my paris begins with 
those early days 
as a conscious flaneur 
i recall the couple 
seated opposite me 
on the metro 
when i was still...

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Categories: dillon, books, city, drink, fear,
Form: Free verse
Tales of a Paris Flaneur
Early days as a flaneur;
I recall the couple 
On the Metro
When I was still innocent 
Of its labyrinthine complexities;
Slim pretty white girl,
Clad head to toe...

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Categories: dillon, friend, loneliness, pain, paris,
Form: Prose Poetry
Two For the Law
first came Matt Dillon
later on came Joe Friday
they're two true lawmen...

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Categories: dillon, nostalgia,
Form: Haiku
I'M Slipping
Someone please catch me,
For I am slipping.
Death is looking like a solution,
But not a path I want to take.

Someone help me,
For I am slipping.
I can't...

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Categories: dillon, confusion, death, depression, girlfriend-boyfriend,
Form: Free verse
My First Tv
Before they used computer chips

and printed circuits too,

TVs worked with different parts

like capacitors and tubes.


Our neighbor was a repairman

and he was quite adept,

he'd given me...

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© J. Summers  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dillon, nostalgia,
Form: Rhyme
The "high" Sheriff True Story
In the 1960's, in a small West Texas college town of Alpine
Sul Ross State, was known for cowboys and rodeo teams
Had an above average student...

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© Danny Nunn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: dillon, peopleold, money, old, drug,
Form: I do not know?
If Only You Were Real
By Jenny Dillon

As I reach my arms out to you
As trees sway in the summer breeze
As our love begins to brew
As treasured memories come to...

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Categories: dillon, august, beauty, desire, dream,
Form: Sonnet

Book: Shattered Sighs