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Premium Member The Gift
It vibes in harmonics broadband, a musical language universal,
Echoing across the heights divides, falling as a thunderstorms,
Raw force of spiritual power, descending from the heavens...

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© Cherl Dunn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: equaling, art, beauty, imagery, imagination,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member The Sum of Us
Our minds and souls have somehow linked.
Strolled down paths of rain freshened flowers.
Forever mingling to songbird hues.

We spread our mutual seed into forests green.
The texture...

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Categories: equaling, friendship,
Form: Rhyme
American West
The true story of the American west
Is one of killing field slaughters and 
waste
The bison killers worked day and night
They were all busier than a...

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Categories: equaling, allegory, analogy, animal, environment,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member What Beauty Is To Me
What beauty is to me

It's the walk of a young woman in heels

The swing and sway of her hips

The uncertainty of her steps

The vulnerability in...

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Categories: equaling, love, woman,
Form: Narrative
Breakfast With Ingenium
It would be disingenuous to say that Ingenium did not have a bacon, egg and cheese sandwich for breakfast. It would boarder a lie to...

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Categories: equaling, imagination, philosophy, memory, memory,
Form: Prose Poetry



Calming Presense

Calming Presence

Early sunrise
As day comes after
The night

There are sunbeams
Beautiful golden 
And bright

Warm and happy
With skies of hope and 
True love

Enhanced blessings
Brilliant displayed
Above

Each tomorrow
Providing a pleasing
Nice...

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Categories: equaling, inspirational,
Form: Free verse
Two More Minutes With Peanut
 minute poem 

Stretching, I might be four-foot-six
I've learned to fix
the wixumph jokes
of thoughtless blokes.

Some people are antriphinal -
not short on bull
"Peanut," they yell
"Who cracked...

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Categories: equaling, 11th grade, fun,
Form: Rhyme
He Hath Come
.

Vines upon the tombstones weave their fingered laced design
Smothering the dates of those beneath
Gravesites feed the thicket with its thorns of razor twine  ...

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Categories: equaling, horror,
Form: Rhyme
Glue Bill Whar Ming Dublin Down
Court hiss sea hove The Irish Times,
     this hum mere ruck can bloke
kin esse spy climb mitt till impact
  ...

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Categories: equaling, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse
Eight Letters
Eight Letters,
Put together to form three words,
All equaling something confounding.

This thing that is showing itself in the depths of my soul,
I have never seen before,
But...

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Categories: equaling, love
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Landsbyen -Into the North- An Epic Poem 100
“You have been busy Seileach.  Again, please allow me to offer my deepest respect for this council and its members.  As for my...

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Categories: equaling, christmas, fairy,
Form: Epic
Censure To Approval
Concur thee that while criticism leaves-                   
I...

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Categories: equaling, urdu,
Form: Rubaiyat
Reflection of You
"I wish many men saw life the same that I see, because when I buy shoes for my baby girl she doesn't realize that I...

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Categories: equaling, beautiful, body, character, desire,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Woman
What is beauty to me?
Beauty is the walk of a woman in heels
The swing and sway of her hips
The subtle uncertainty of her steps
The vulnerability...

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Categories: equaling, woman,
Form: Free verse
Help Our People
D R E A M S  
         C A N      C...

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Categories: equaling, confusion
Form: I do not know?

Book: Shattered Sighs