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Categories: gart, art
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member Nay Greet For Me Lass
Nay greet for me, I yet live   
ne'er was I a bairn to ye
mind me ere  I once were    
when drouthy neibors met            
t'were to tak a dram...

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Categories: gart, death, friendship, tribute,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Willoughby Is Not a Stop On This Line
Gart Williams has an occupation in New York City.
He works for a very prominent advertising agency.
However, things have not gone well recently.
His boss is one who is not known for patience.
At a meeting, Mr. Mizrow voiced his loquacious vehemence.
It seems relations with the boss went...

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Categories: gart, fantasydream, dream,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Chimera
Smile stirred into shade of sundown,
    Mind moderately muse with fancy town.
Anon ascend in morning of mansion's renown,
    Cloud covered, converted to dusk from the dawn.


Dredge the ridge of Miraj, in deprivation of inspiration,
    Anymore, aught...

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Categories: gart, best friend, imagination,
Form: Alliteration
Cowboys and a Smile
Cowboys wear their hearts on their sleeve
They sing in honky tonks and dive bars,
Drink their memories down, they spend their weekends in a bar where they can be themselves, wating to have their spirits glisten. 
Everyone has problems, a country music singer from Oklahoma walks...

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Categories: gart, appreciation, beautiful,
Form: Ballade
As a submissive and passive lad
As a submissive and passive lad...

and boyish looking sexagenarian
with similar disposition,
I revel(ed) reading in general
(and spent carefree idle summer days
squirreled away with tomes
of posthumous authors)
buoyed aloft in seventh heaven
courtesy the treasure trove of books
occupying shelf space
within childhood home
at 324 Level Road
(long since razed to the...

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Categories: gart, 1st grade, 2nd grade,
Form: Free verse




Book: Reflection on the Important Things