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The Poet and Thee Greatest Poem Never Spoke
WAIT!

the poet laughed
there's love to document
there's passion, there's hate!

WAIT!

where's my pen, my typer? 
my life is my art

Living passed by and the world did it's...

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Categories: document, death, life, poets, sad,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member The Constitution
There is much to be loved and appreciated about the United States Constitution, and

Heaven, I believe, breathed upon the founding fathers in their pursuit of...

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Categories: document, america,
Form: Acrostic
Premium Member Journal
"As water flows down when a faucet is turned on, thoughts and feelings pour out into a journal cleansing the heart" ~ By Poet

I keep...

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Categories: document, best friend, how i
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Quest For Tolerance
new nation to craft
founding fathers sought to draft
a declaration of independence
document that made sense

Thomas Jefferson sought to free slaves
but was warned not to make waves
five...

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Categories: document, discrimination,
Form: Rhyme
Lucky Numbers 2, 10, 24, 65, 93
You don’t know this but
we’re all ISBN’s. At birth,
we’re tattooed across our asses
with barcodes, ID tags, social security numbers.
The only doctors allowed
to perform this surgical...

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© Kelsey May  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: document, conflict, nonsense, pain, scary,
Form: Concrete



The Fool That Is You
What knowledge do you have of my home?
Have you taken a walk through the cemetery?
Walking on my tracks, footprints of eternity.
Have you read about the...

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Categories: document, africa, anger, beauty, culture,
Form: Blank verse
Talkin' Bout My Generation
What has happened to our kids?
Why did we become the type of parents we did?
Is there a name for us?  
Slower, easier, then turned...

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Categories: document, appreciation, farewell, heartbroken, race,
Form: I do not know?
1776 - Jefferson, Franklin and Adams
And so they sat, this learned three
in full pursuit of liberty,
the turkey, eagle and the dove
looked down upon them from above.

The declaration almost writ
they rubbed...

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Categories: document, america, funny, history,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member In 2118
In the Great War’s aftermath a handful survived,
though seven billion had perished.
Time to excavate a country’s history arrived
and much speculation had been nourished.
Survivors sought signs...

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Categories: document, faith, history,
Form: Quintain (English)
Premium Member The Treasure Map of Our Family
Families, Legacies and History,
Things are known,
Rumors told,
And secrets hidden.
Yet hundreds of years pass in time.
The legend passes thru,
The lips and ears of the descendants.
The stories...

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Categories: document, adventure, encouraging, family, longing,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Freedom's Blessing
Many blessings we are given.
Some of us receive more of some blessings
than we do of others. 
However, there is one blessing
which needs to be equal...

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Categories: document, freedom,
Form: Free verse
The Immortal
THE IMMORTAL

“Once there was a tree, and she loved a little boy.”
 Shel Silverstein, The Giving Tree


You will go to the land of Oblivion to...

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Categories: document, faith, fire, fruit, giving,
Form: Prose Poetry
I Say This With Optimism
For now I am in pieces.
I say that optimistically,
Forever hoping that the pieces will come together and form a beautiful puzzle.
I've awaited this moment,
But waiting...

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Categories: document, confusion
Form: Prose Poetry
Resonance of Separation

Dying on the inside,
withered tears falling on fallow hope
Bittersweet memories
rooted in moist pain of barren joy

Too many loving words left unsaid,
drowning silence
suffocates every wet pillow...

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Categories: document, allusion, loneliness, loss, sad
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member Pass the Trash
PASS THE TRASH

Poem sure to sound familiar,
Catholic church scandal recall.
Pedophiles bounced just everywhere,
predator list … kept  growing tall.

Clergy, priest but now teachers, are
problematic in...

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Categories: document, child abuse, school, teacher,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Shattered Sighs