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Premium Member All My Faults
Not all my faults were mine
See, if you follow every line, 
Cracked yearly by life's quakes 
After every turn she takes 

What did not fall apart
Was recycled, to restart,
Not knowing now or then
She'd fractured, yet again 

Basking on bone and skin
A wrinkle forms, o, so...

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Categories: follow this line, body, introspection, journey, life,
Form: Rhyme
Remembering Your Lost Love Again
Many many years from now on a busy morning,
suddenly for a moment Mallika my name in your mind,
it will force you to stop and look at the sky
and from your heart will come out a deep sigh,
memories of love,
suddenly so fresh like a 'dewed' morning...

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© Kash Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: follow this line, sad, happy, words, happy,
Form: Free verse
Babylonia : Part Two - Noahs Walk
Babylonia : Part Two -
Noah’s walk


Pandas chew bamboo, while you film them in the nude;
Red Elephants are extinct (Apart from a view).
Fly up high, escape the zoo’s!
The latest attraction is a Man named Hu.


Hu Man?  Strange, he’s not humane.
Seize him and lock him up...

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© Aa Harvey  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: follow this line, animal, food, humanity, paradise,
Form:

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Premium Member My Ace Up the Sleeve - In Bidens Own Words
I'm senile, demented, a has been, a dud,
At least that's the story, the Republican fad,
Yet little they know in their haste to throw dirt,
That they're helping my cause with their views so absurd.

Each arrow they fly with anger and speed
Is akin to a child that...

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Categories: follow this line, angst, appreciation, humorous, political,
Form: Quatrain
Forever You By Wlm Created On March 20, 2011
You are the one I want 
Forever and again
To brighten my day
In each and every way
You shine as bright as the sun
With the streaming rays which fall to the earth
And your smile is as beautiful
As the stars at night and the moon so bright
With you...

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Categories: follow this line, devotion, happiness, hope, husband,
Form: Prose Poetry
Liar
My poetry really does suck.
I look for true rhymes, but get stuck.
Though my meter is fine,
When you follow each line
you’ll see that they all run amok....

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Categories: follow this line, humor, poetry,
Form: Limerick



Exit At the Orifice
**** retentive is so inventive
it thinks up things it hadn't oughter
equating intrusion with goaled incentive
requiring minutia without giving quarter

so processes demand greater complexity
measuring quantitative numbers and sets
procedures create a mess in front of me
with analysis it's as good as it gets

graphs and charts of diagonal...

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© Goode Guy  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: follow this line, imagery, introspection, society,
Form: Quatrain
Dont Ask Me Tonight
Bell chimes on the right
Bass increases from beneath the stage
A voice enters with a milliard faces alight 
Complex variables follow the line
The house lifts weight from the ground, accelerating aloud
Steadily a breeze comes to be a storm 
As the world purges out a mouth of...

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Categories: follow this line, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
A Child's Heart
He sat on the floor, cutting away,
with scissors too big for his hand.
The clippings of paper, littered the floor,
like countless grains of sand.

Perfection for him, just had to be reached,
or this was a waste of his time.
It would all, just be so easy for him,
if...

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Categories: follow this line, children, love, my child,
Form: Rhyme
Sunshine By Wlm November 25, 2008
Sunshine
11-25-08
William L. Moore

Outside the sun is grand
In which I love to stand
Soaking up all the rays
Hope it stays this way for days

The breeze is cool
Like a shining Jewel 
The noise is so quiet
You wish you could buy it 

How heavenly I feel
It tis the real...

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Categories: follow this line, adventure, faith, happiness, hope,
Form: Prose Poetry
Last Night
backyard barbeques and late night rendevous
snaeaking over your houose to get some
pool parties and card games flirting for fun

taking hits off the joint and rehearsing the art of war
looking at you like i never seen you before
sipping on hennessey and letting my mind go free

watching...

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Categories: follow this line, imaginationbody, love, time,
Form: Rhyme
Sunshine By Wlm November 25, 2008
Outside the sun is grand
In which I love to stand
Soaking up all the rays
Hope it stays this way for days

The breeze is cool
Like a shining Jewel 
The noise is so quiet
You wish you could buy it 

How heavenly I feel
It tis the real deal
The beauty...

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Categories: follow this line, adventure, dedication, devotion, faith,
Form: Prose Poetry
A Letter To Myself At 18
Dear Adam, who just left high school,
This is your older self, you fool.
You survived Northport High, yeah, great, dude,
Now come the years you get a clue.

First off, Grad Night needs to be skipped!
Trust me on how you have been tipped.
You'll be drugged, humiliated and stabbed...

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Categories: follow this line, growing up, remember, drug,
Form:
Premium Member Political Celebrity
Political Celebrity
By Franklin Price
8/19/2015

Political celebrity, lets you have your way.
All the networks want you, it really helps their day.
Increases all their ratings, just to show your face.
The others, politicians, are not even in the race.

To say you are outspoken, would be very understated.
Quite a breath...

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Categories: follow this line, celebrity, political,
Form: Rhyme
Savior
I'm caught between my heart 
and my feelings
the insanes logic slowly revealing 
the battlefield drenched with mistakes 
made
not nearly enough the price to be paid

a calming word,
transformed
a harming world 
endured

a storm is drifting and quick on my tail
a confrontation of hot and cold gales
a twister...

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Categories: follow this line, adventure, confusion, death, dedication,
Form:

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry