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Premium Member Blowing Blissfully In Immense Wheat Fields of Fertile Minds
Blowing Blissfully In Immense Wheat Fields Of Fertile Minds

Upon the soft winds and the unenduring pallid breeze
with its ragged, hot breath a flaming torch of frozen tease
she that keeps her knives ready to cut in so very deep
and poisons the pleasurable hours that tender heart...

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Categories: fertile, art, creation, dark, deep,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member On Fertile Ground
Lilies plush, in coral-pink, titivate tidy yards
Swaying gracefully by manicured green lawns,
Alluring his glance there shadows dance
Where rabbits chase, and squirrels scurry by.

The lady in rocking chair, as always, says: hi,
Cheerfully poised, adoring red-roses rise,
Nonchalant of a poodle agitating on porch
Spotting a raft of ducks...

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Categories: fertile, imagery, love, romantic,
Form: Imagism
Premium Member Across Mind's Fertile Fields New Seeds Are Cast
Across Mind's Fertile Fields New Seeds Are Cast


Across mind's fertile fields new seeds are cast
Oft spread onward by an innocent flame
If, if only, youth could forever last
Death would have to abandon its dark game.

Old age would vanish with its dreaded pains.
We would not be looking...

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Categories: fertile, appreciation, art, blessing, deep,
Form: Rhyme

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Premium Member Adult Content: Just One More Fantasy Write From a Fertile Mind
It was you
that pitch black night 
held me in the silk of your touch.

We strangers 
had never seen one another. 

I entered the youth hostel
late that night. 

A young man 
with a flashlight 
led me to my cot. 

I laid quietly 
ready to sleep, 
suddenly...

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Categories: fertile, longing,
Form: Free verse
Fertile Crescent, Ii
Fertile Crescent
Ghosts of pharaohs
Branded timeless in stone
Reigning order
Condemning the vilified,
as it is published by
The Royal Geographical Society:
Syria as the Gateway between East and West
Leonard Woolley
The Geographical Journal
Vol. 107, No. 5/6 (May - Jun., 1946), pp. 179-190)
And why shouldn’t this be so?
 
Beowulf, an earliest epic
Of...

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Categories: fertile, war,
Form: Prose
Fertile Crescent, Iii
Fertile Crescent
and Vestigial Conscience

The sun overshadowing my morality
my self- righteousness eclipsed

Where early mans' dawn is, 
Our sun over my left *should* threaten to tinge me if
I pontificate platitudes that fail to connect us to
full stomachs for our children, solid comfort during our elders’ aging and...

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Categories: fertile, america, angst, character, conflict,
Form: Epic



Premium Member Fire's Fertile Advent
We are fire.
We fire.
We consume and produce warm memories,
and colder dissonance.
Where were we before first flicker of flame?
What were we before our warm time?

After our last flame expires
is our enlightened distinction
now extinguished?
Or this same where of space
and what of time
now revisiting a continuously burning ribbon...

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Categories: fertile, adventure, birth, death, environment,
Form: Parallelismus Membrorum
Premium Member On Fertile Ground
On Fertile Ground  
(A Settler’s Song of Thanks)

We settled here on fertile ground.
Trees filled the orchards all around,
and fields of crops would soon appear.
On fertile ground we settled here.

We bought some land – my love and I.
Amazed were we by spacious sky
from which rains...

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Categories: fertile, thanks,
Form: Quatrain
Fertile Crescent, I
Fertile Crescent
The feeling of the sun, overshadowing
My morality, my righteousness
That sun over my left should,
Threatening to tinge me if
I pontificate platitudes that
Fail to connect me to a
Full stomach for my baby,
Solid comfort during my elders’ aging
And respite needs
 
That McChrystal was sacrificed at the altar,
The...

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© Jen Franks  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: fertile, war,
Form: Prose
Premium Member Inside the Fertile Forest
"I open the door and cross the threshold of imagination" 
~ A Rambling Poet ~

Deep in the center of a lush green forest, I found it -
a lovely solitary door atop a three-tier stone platform.
By simply pushing through it, I had opened up my mind.

I...

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Categories: fertile, together,
Form: Sijo
Fertile Dreaming
I saw her prior to the night
Many nights before
In the cold dimness of the light
Right outside her door
Nor for rejection could I speak
Too thirsty my tongue
Her laden breasts were mountain peak
Like ripe fruits they hung

I only meant to cast a line
There, the moon and I
Alone...

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Categories: fertile, childhood, fantasy, lost, lost,
Form: Kimo
Although Fertile Were the Fields
Although fertile were the fields, I plowed
That self-same earth lies barren now;
 Barren evermore.
 Still I shall not fear the wrath of God or Anyman
 For my seeds were sown in the wild and unsullied season
 Albeit the earth which absorbed the substance of my...

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Categories: fertile, devotion, inspirational, introspection, life,
Form: Ballad
Fertile Soil
Let’s dive into our mind
Look around – perhaps nothing is as it seems
There’s a unique perception
An amalgamation - of what we call me

Like rich fertile soil
Brimming with potentialities
Nature verses nurture
So grow the seeds

The roots grow deep
Manifesting in the subconscious mind
Breaking the surface
Revealing the crops –...

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Categories: fertile, allegory, analogy, appreciation, blessing,
Form: Rhyme
Fertile Spring
Lover #1

cherry tree blossoms
sweet scented perfume distilled
your lush fruit revealed
  
  Lover #2

rutting buck rattles  
virile stag catches sweet scent
drifts through fertile fronds
nubile does snuggle closer
suitor fondles coy lover...

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Categories: fertile, love, nature
Form: Haiku
Premium Member HEAVENLY JOY
HEAVENLY JOY

As Spring returns joyfully for all,
A life-giving energy returns,
“ To all creatures great and small,
The Lord God Made them all.”
The prettiest trees with blossoms
Are fruit trees,
“He gave us eyes to see them, 
And lips that we might tell,
How great is the Almighty,
Who has made...

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Categories: fertile, heaven,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry