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Femme Fatale
You clipped my wings
You cured my flirt
You blinded my sight
From bevy of beauties.

I'm a toy in your palm
Administered unto your wish
And, like powerful Samson
I'm doomed!

Love,
Sweet...

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Categories: fatale, confusion,
Form: Free verse



Femme Fatale
They may call me some kind of psycho,
The thing is they are so right though....

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Categories: fatale, psychological, woman,
Form: Crystalline
Premium Member Rehearsal of Fatale La Femme
The tempest kiss of seaweed miss.
Her temper heard ~ his heart stirred.
     His ship astern and fast.
    The...

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Categories: fatale, dark, fear, sea,
Form: Rhyme
Femme Fatale
Femme Fatale By A Wishing Well 
  (In The Wastelands Of War)

Warm as breath on placid skin,
Soft as gentle summer rains,
Loud as natures angry...

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Categories: fatale, war,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Beloved Femme Fatale
“Beloved Femme Fatale”


Musk and Neroli satin skin spoons
Naked feet ‘neath The Pillars of Petra
She towers majestic above you, colours your grey skies
You are worshipping her...

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Categories: fatale, love, romance, sensual,
Form: Romanticism



Scarlet
**** Would like to preface my return, and many apologies to fellow poets who may have missed my absence. Though I did not have much...

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Categories: fatale, lost love, memory, romantic,
Form: Romanticism
The Adventures of Jim the Trim- At the Metro
Jim the Trim’s been watching too much video
The kind that caused rise in his libido
Mind still on a femme fatale
Was brought to the hospital
His front...

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© Kp Nunez  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fatale, funny, humorous,
Form: Limerick
The Wild Child
My past was violent.
My world was quaint.
They made me a demon,
instead of a saint.
My past was full of cruelty.
They called it love.
I only felt the...

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© Ryan Tyler  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fatale, abuse, bullying, child abuse,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Maiden's Swayed Movements
With such feminine flamboyancy
this maiden sways in breathtaking  movements
flashing, flitting, flaming a sweet minuet--
beneath a mural of moonlight’s alchemy,
her flared gown fair as sequined...

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Categories: fatale, flower, magic, summer,
Form: Alliteration
War Siren
WAR SIREN

On the battlefield, the ruby blood, 
is caked to warm dusty brown to dry.
Bedraggled women calls the living, 
she, with pleasure, makes a soldier...

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© Edlynn Nau  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fatale, corruption, irony, passion, war,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Death of Merat
I leave the auction sick, my mettle frayed
A ghost, I fear, in oil clutched near my side
No doubt, a ghost for which I've dearly paid!
How...

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Categories: fatale, dark, death,
Form: Ekphrasis
Premium Member Fall Runway
Fall season is a favored time of year
when leaves irradiate their aurum cheer.

Custard colors cloak paths with brilliantine
while misty breezes tease the woods to sheen.

A...

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Categories: fatale, autumn, beauty, color, environment,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Minions of Anarchy
Bello (hello)let me tell you about some Minions
Brightly covered single-cell organisms
Small yellow cylindrical creatures
With one eye and sometimes two
Not sure why . . . 
Minions...

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Categories: fatale, funny,
Form: Free verse
History Repeats
Society! A sad state of affairs.
Corporate, owned. The stores pushing their wares.
Politics, ambiguous. No truth found.
Majority vote. Yet, the loser, crowned.
Divided we stand. The land...

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© Ryan Tyler  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fatale, corruption, freedom, social, society,
Form: Sonnet
Carnival of Mirrors
Under a sun scorched sky,
I stood on the dust of your shores.
Before opening my eye,
to the wonder of your worlds.
Without perceiving the temple
I had entered...

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© Ryan Tyler  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fatale, art, best friend, community,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Shattered Sighs