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Best Glaringly Poems


My Left Breast
strange it was there just the other day 
hanging about as usual, 
reminding me in my mirrored image 
of my definite femininity 
now gone, am I less of a woman? 
will you look at me differently, 
or strangely as I do myself? 

I never really...

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Categories: glaringly, introspection, life, loss, sad,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Anthony Bourdain 1956-2018 -
* Many years now since this very talented, very HUMAN guy left us … those holes never fill, and he is sorely missed. (This is a form I invented called “Tredicum Plus”. *

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Categories: glaringly, appreciation, celebrity, life, wisdom,
Form: Free verse
The Four Seasons of Man
Spring arrived, ‘Twas the dawn of man
Consciousness exploded with a Big Bang
We foraged inquisitively for berries and nuts
Soon building settlements and primitive huts

A subtle spark conjured otherworldly fire
And with it came a burning desire
Tales of titans and mythical creatures
Serpents and beasts with grotesque features

Summer arose,...

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Categories: glaringly, earth, farewell, humanity, journey,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Premium Member In the Shadow of Sunlight
In the Shadow of Sunlight

It is one of those glaringly bright days that
make your eyes water painfully.
You can't see everything at once but in short glimpses and peeks. Between blinks, half an image forms, blurry around the edges.
You raise your hand as a shield, squint,...

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Categories: glaringly, death, dream, sunshine,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Mercenary-Based Acquaintance
A young pretty lady, seeking company from an unknown
and to the hospitality of my open arms, she quickly lodge.
A stranger still remains an alien until some acquaintance is established
seeing what is right in front of me, such a feeling was purged.

Sweet conversation, chilly atmosphere and...

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Categories: glaringly, abuse, beautiful, betrayal, funny,
Form: Prose Poetry
The Hidden Lane
The sun burst out from underneath the clouds
Ploughing through the merry crowd
The impact of nature is closing in 
sucking the joy  from within
Trucks and cars  littered the streets
Adding more pain to  the bloodstain
The sun is blazing with toxic lies
And shame is dripping...

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Categories: glaringly, adventure, america, character, community,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member Glossolalia



"Glossolalia"

I closed the external noise out,
and upon entry to that strange place 
the colour of Love, 
silence broke the heart open 
like trumpets penetrate the heavens
revelations were opening in my mind,
and the invisible surrounding me 
emerged visible making their presence 
fully and clearly known, 
and...

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Categories: glaringly, light, spiritual, surreal,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Farewell, Phantoms
I, heart on sleeve ... proudly? I suppose, in a contrite way ...
          but it's beyond my breadth to control, so it is what it IS.
          ...

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Categories: glaringly, hope, lost love, relationship,
Form: Free verse
Falling Through the Clouds
Several thoughts enter one’s mind while falling through the clouds
It, without doubt, gives a singular perception of life
Reality rising nearer, your focus sharpening

The knowledge of being without a parachute, there, lurking 
After awhile, the inevitable is accepted
With the enjoyment of the passing clouds and splendid...

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© Gary Jones  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: glaringly, life
Form: Free verse
Teardrops Singing On My Notepad
Sing oh Hummingbird Sing
Sing that beautiful love song so melodiously
The song that made him promise to love her endlessly
And made her fall in love with him hopelessly
He whispered, so luring, the words uttered so softly and sweetly
She listened, so believable, she trusted him, no inhibitions,...

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Categories: glaringly, break up, heartbroken,
Form: Free verse
And the Snow Was Somehow the Cause of the Maloccluded Door
Earlier in the month but lately begun, 
(Or was it perhaps the last one, the one before-November?
I know of a surety that it was a time uncoated by congeries 
Of most alabastrine snow, and that that which is blanketing 
All now, it was not present...

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Categories: glaringly, adventure, allegory, allusion, anniversary,
Form:
Poetry - Invisible Touch
*Poetry - Invisible Touch*


Poetry's not avowal, a destiny
Being outside class, feel visibility
By a touch of words, breathtakingly
Language changes universe, make it easy

Jewel crown made of gems, worthy
Here lies a gem, shape of rhyme, glaringly
Whole with sound and words, boisterously
Tear my heart and soul, like never...

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Categories: glaringly, art
Form:
Premium Member Vowel-Consonant
Awaking to exceptional day, I noticed obviously gross, uncut grass,
all glaringly exhibiting growth in degrees ordinarily considered unusual.
My ambition to erase the ill look of my ugly duckling animated me.
Every bold invader was ostracized most unmercifully.
Persistently advancing, still energized, while ignoring time or thirst, unknowingly.
Pleased...

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Categories: glaringly, write, time,
Form: Free verse
My Path Way In Life
Life is fuuny and cunny,It's not a good thing for anyone to pass through my path way in life for it is meant only for the strong and bold.I don't know where my strenght is coming from each day but i manage,

It's not easy walking...

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© Mola Scott  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: glaringly, courage, dark, inspirational, life,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member Beware Traveler Upon This Night
Looming shadows ‘neath sapphire skies;
“whooo whooo” the hooty owl cries.
Jack-o-lanterns scowl beneath the trees
as we shiver in the chilling breeze.

Where tombstones tower above the lands
and a blue corn moon glaringly expands;
beware the zombies that walk the night
and werewolves howling in the moonlight.

Amorphous specters flit and...

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Categories: glaringly, halloween, holiday, poems, poetry,
Form: Sonnet

Book: Reflection on the Important Things