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Loves Doubling Helix
   Storms seductive desiring of dreams   
   Forms favoring moonlight of beams
    Craving hearts upon starlit...

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Categories: gentry, dedication, love, romantic,
Form: Rhyme



London
London

The tour of London begins
 In the streets of my mind,
  Through past and present
   Intrinsically entwined,
    Through people...

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Categories: gentry, london,
Form: Rhyme
And Still I Drive - Part Two
Stars fall under failing skies...stars fall...stars fall...
But stars do not cry.
Into Ochs valley, through the Vale of White Horse...prancing 
besides a Dragons Hill;
It was here...

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Categories: gentry, travel,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Blossoms and Bubbles
As I entered the garden the scents enticed
rampant rose blossom the arches fenced.

Cascading aromatic blossoms greeting me
amidst the climbers were the sweet pea.

In the centre...

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Categories: gentry, celebration, drink, flower, garden,
Form: Couplet
La La Di Dah Dah La
Earth dwelling mongeese are neither toys nor coins and pedalling backwards then forward is not considered the primary way of jet propulsion off a very...

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Categories: gentry, allusion, baptism,
Form: I do not know?



The Spry Metropolis
Tower, buzz and scurry
Oh great resilient city
Ahoy!
Alive.  Scramble bustle earth's
 ethnicities
On lurid quests--
A pendulum of tantric turmoil and
Blessed harmony

Quixotic city--brash,
Sangfroid merotomized and
Chrematistic--metro nonpareil.

See a...

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© David Hart  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: gentry, adventure,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member Checkmate
why will men fight and suffer to advance the interests of their masters, who fling them aside when they have no further use for them?

Arthur...

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Categories: gentry, death, metaphor, war,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Refurbished Fairy Tales: Cinderella, If the Shoe Fits Part I
Once upon a time...

Once upon a time, in France, a storyteller fella
Wrote of a girl named Cinderella,
Meant as a fairy tale romance.
Her daddy died when...

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Categories: gentry, humor,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Hindsight Twenty-Twenty
I regret not spending more time 
with you. I thought...
you were winning the battle
Having To Fight
Cancer
In This Thing Called Life
Is Insane
And So It Begins
The Long...

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Categories: gentry, creation, death, farewell,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Victorian Poverty Crime and Squalor
Born into a life of poverty crime and squalor
where hunger and cold winds bite
and disease is rife
and it was a daily battle to stay alive
and...

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© Peter Dome  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: gentry, childhood, dark, grief, history,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Humble Quill
Soft, moon light, spill forth the night.
Stream rippling veils of mystery.
Where tucked away, the insatiate act,
unrivaled in thy debauchery.

Whilst Lords and Gentry, by noble birth,
plot...

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Categories: gentry, life,
Form: Rhyme
What Discursive Poetic Theme Shall I Write About
Hmm...What Discursive Poetic Theme Shall I Write About...

Today (a rather brisk, chilly,
and otherwise sat
tiss factory twirly delightful
December 18th, 2018) matte
her of fact quite
refreshing noontime, while...

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Categories: gentry, abuse, allusion, america, analogy,
Form: Bio
Tides of Life
This ocean so full of constant commotion,
for many it can be the horn of plenty, 
if they know how to trudge on with devotion,
else its...

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Categories: gentry, analogy, gospel, growing up,
Form: Iambic Pentameter
Premium Member Villanelle: O What a Wonderful World This Sordid Life Could Verily Be
Villanelle: O! What a wonderful world this sordid life could be

O! What a wonderful world this sordid life could verily be
If only humans were not...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: gentry, jealousy,
Form: Villanelle
Dirty Hands
DIRTY HANDS 
by
JOHN M. ARRIBAS



Little boys playing with mud and silty sands
Will return to their houses with dirty hands
Mom will scold them, but knows what...

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Categories: gentry, abuse, betrayal, corruption, introspection,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things