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Premium Member Chamber of a Thousand Faces
I was a bonafide, happy beautician, like a gorgeous, daisy sun as it is rising;
And charming, happy faces were my pursuit, like silvery moonlight uprising.

My...

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Categories: facials, appreciation, art, beauty, career,
Form: Couplet



Premium Member The clocks ticking
Time continues to slip past.
Like a river, a never-ending stream of micro seconds passing by.
You can't slow it down.
You can't halt it.
No matter how much...

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© Aly Bahr  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: facials, time,
Form: Free verse
One In the Same
can you say you know who i really am

i wear my colors oh so bright even in the middle of the night

i don't dance a...

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Categories: facials, lifeme,
Form: I do not know?
Devolving . . . ?
I remember the days not so very long ago
When a man was a man above his own ego
When trouble arose he would come a running
Like...

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Categories: facials, confusion
Form: Sonnet
Pretty Women In Rare
Why these facials taking care,

Pretty women in rare?...

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Categories: facials, absence, beauty, change,
Form: Free verse



Railway Journeys
I had no ways,
But rail way,
A safe way always,
To reach out in hope.
On the way no peep,peep,
Long tracks like racks,
Ironed,strong never unite,
Steamed power,
Journey hours and...

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Categories: facials, journey,
Form: Light Verse
His Hell
It roars thunder and bellows a storm,
it's vengeful like scorned gods.
A gory feature of demonic forms!
And I see it more and more envelop,
everything about me.
Everything...

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Categories: facials, depression,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member When I Am Old
Many if not most people are nice and complimentary, and I have heard it said, "You look much younger". Or, "You look great for your...

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Categories: facials, age, culture,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Window Teacher
Window Teacher
                      by Odin...

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© Odin Roark  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: facials, history,
Form: Free verse
New Sores Become Old Sores and Grow To Mature Into Scars

I saw blue memoirs fell from momma's eyes, as she looked into my brown retinas. Swiftly she removed my medicated glasses, a dominant gene I...

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Categories: facials, africa, black love, blue,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member 'Twas Naught His Night
Be there the bight of a November drain
turned off tattered ruffles blotted feign
a ledged I removed and tender earlobes
waif yonder spectral possession probes
cracked nut overture...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: facials, allusion, analogy, appreciation, beautiful,
Form: Rhyme
A Crazy Life
trying to keep up the pace
In a never ending race
Of life is wearing me
Further down upon my knee
On the go and never stopping
Day and night...

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Categories: facials, crazy, fun, life, recovery
Form: Rhyme
Fury For the Masses Iii
“Worm! Your honor; 
Witness the decline of the American Dream, 
a demise right on time. “
I surmise…
The death of democracy, 
our blind rage for insane...

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Categories: facials, america, anger, change, class,
Form: Free verse
The Scent of Vanilla
Cooking with garlic and oil
Chopping peppers and chives
Crinkling aluminum foil
Running water over dirtied knives

Cutting boards strawberry stained
Slicing apples and poaching pears
Steamy facials from pasta drained
Sizzling...

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Categories: facials, culture, food, fruit, nostalgia,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Song of The Atropa 'belladonna' No 14: ABBA
As strangleweeds ghost life manifestly,
caused by an Atropa belladonna
exposé mind-bending, marijuana
bears parallel outcomes, yet, it's deathly,
Greek myth Atropos cuts the thread of life
belladonna, a woman...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: facials, allusion, analogy, death, fate,
Form: Crown of Sonnets

Book: Shattered Sighs