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The Visitors
knock knock knock
on my front door
i get up to look
it's lonliness at the door

but quite and still
i would not let
lonliness in so peacefull i slept

morning came
and with the knocks once more
but i kept my temper
and evened the score

inside i sat quietly
wishing he'd go away
but he...

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Categories: evened, angstme,
Form: Narrative
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I'm a firm believer
In limerick fever
(This isn't news)
"It'll cure the blues!"
Says Jan (who is no deceiver)

Written by Jan Allison:

Writing limericks is a fine art
Yes I write about poop or a fart
But show me someone
Whose not dropped a ‘bomb’
then from poetry soup I’d depart!

Written by Lim'rik...

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Categories: evened, appreciation, fun, nonsense,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Hard Working
I’ve worked hard, my muscles are sore.
It’s hard to sleep because I snore.
She said, “it’s time, I’ll have no more,
To the couch”, she evened the score.

Don’t think bad of her, she was right.
After all this was the third straight night.
I had the chance to save...

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© Bill Baker  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: evened, age, old, pain, relationship,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Premium Member Rainsticks and Drums Native Chants and Pagan Dreams, remastered

Amazon mist  and rainy mornings green as the day God made them 
dropping from a moist sky full of even grays and sheltering light 
peaceful music playing from the spheres of a dense forest dream 
we are all little humans in a big big...

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Categories: evened, appreciation, rain,
Form: Free verse
Let Us Never Forget
Social injustice and economic inequality 
have always been practiced in our Nation's working industry
Irish need not apply, Hispanics we don't want your kind
and Blacks don't even show your face
this was the typical response to ethnic minorities in America's workplace

nepotism and favoritism were the norm and...

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Categories: evened, black african american, freedom,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member Robin Hood
Robin Hood

It was in the time of John
In the days that have long gone
When the plight of right and wrong
A test was set

It took a man of iron will
To battle on until
A nation he would thrill
They’d ne’er forget

For John was all consumed by greed
He over...

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Categories: evened, history, inspirational, old, people,
Form:



Give Ireland Back To the Irish
The familiar sound of gunshots 
rings out in the dead of night,
As a sniper takes position in the 
bushes out of sight,
Past my front door I hear the 
sound of many marching feet,
As 2 Para make their presence 
felt upon a Belfast street,
Gerry Adams does...

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Categories: evened, political
Form: Acrostic
Boots On the Ground: Justice Is Served
Order dispatched from the commander in chief
Send in the men, the mission to be done
To conquer the enemy, long last and due
Proudly they went in, America’s sons

Ever in danger, but alert and on guard
Objective they know and eager to find
Dark in the compound, bare minimum...

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Categories: evened, war
Form: Sonnet
Give Ireland Back To the Irish
The familiar sound of gunshots rings out in the dead of night,as a sniper takes position in the bushes out of sight,
Past my front door I hear the sound of many marching feet,as II Para make thier presence felt upon a Belfast street,
Gerry Adams does...

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Categories: evened, conflict, environment, history, ireland,
Form: Acrostic
Resurrection Changes Things
What once required the sacrifice,
That bloody gift of death and gore,
Of animal life to pay for sin
Is left behind and is no more.
Resurrection changes things. 

Jesus Christ obeyed the Father,
Sacrificed Himself on the cross,
Evened up those holy books
That list our profit and our loss.
Resurrection changes...

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© Ed Evans  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: evened, christian, death, easter, freedom,
Form: ABC
We Killed All the Butterflies
I stood in the middle of a rose garden
I watched nature map out its own pattern
I quietly listened out for the budding
And heard the sound of a bee buzzing

I stood in the middle of a rose garden
I saw withering evened out by blossom
I sought after...

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Categories: evened, absence, butterfly, creation, flower,
Form: Sonnet
The Ballad of the Blossoming Bull
foggy spirits unfurl from his flared nasal crypts,
with each snort and snarl and curl of his lips,
the bull stands before me, unshakably strong-
he knows who I am, and I must prove him wrong.

i’ve beaten and shoved him, though I trip as I try, 
but no...

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Categories: evened, anger, animal, conflict, mental
Form: Rhyme
Last June
Season of bliss; drops from afar pelt greens
Wearily grasses splashed and blushed in kins
Boring cold canopied the tired halls
Curtains of strained times peaked towering walls
This ageless path leads everywhere but home
Darkened lanes knitted its lenght in loose comb
Deeply watching roofs pecked in disarray
Through death holes,...

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Categories: evened, hope, success, words,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Entourage of Disappointments
Whispering winds traveled silently
Entourage of disappointments 
Lacking no flamboyance 
Suddenly yet violently 
Came knocking on my door
Shameless audacity
Challenged my veracity
I did not want more
I evened out the score

Gale force winds attacked 
Ripped away the memories 
and tore with heavy scorn
tossed away the presumption 
A new...

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Categories: evened, change, moving on, people,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Rainsticks and Drums Native Chants and Pagan Dreams
Amazon mist  and rainy mornings green as the day God made them 
dropping from a moist sky full of even grays and sheltering light 
peaceful music playing from the spheres of a dense forest dream 
we are little humans in a big big giant...

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Categories: evened, analogy, rain,
Form: Free verse

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