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Premium Member The Grist Mill Horror
The grist mill stands by the side of the lake
A bustling flour mill of yesteryear
An eerie place where many people died
If you go inside you...

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Categories: grist, death, evil, horror,
Form: Sonnet



Premium Member An Old Grist Mill
Hiking a dry creek bed, at the mountain's base
I happened on an old grist mill, a prisoner
of time, serving life in isolation.

A few rotten boards...

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Categories: grist, angst, change,
Form: Free verse
The Old Grist Mill
[img src="http://www.wallpaperpassion.com/upload/18797/water-mill-wallpaper.jpg"]

the old grist mill stands
nestled in the rocky bank..
red fall leaves surreal............................by Sara Kendrick
 
vibrant blue sky glows stronger
shadowing my dim life's light.......................By Doris...

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Categories: grist, life,
Form: Senryu
Premium Member Sacred Lakes
“Sacred Lakes”



There is magic 
in your shaman bones
stories shaken like strange mojo 
busy under cover of autumn leaves 
turning burnished topaz gold 
idling unrushed roll...

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Categories: grist, journey, love, magic,
Form: Romanticism
Premium Member The Depth of Death
As a soul free falls into the celestial mist
 A distant star will dim its light
 Its luster vanishing into a black hole's grist,
 Yet...

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© Joseph May  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: grist, grief, loss,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member God Made Us All
GOD MADE US ALL


He did not make you better than another!
But created you to honor one another.
Nearing my three years of poetry here, 
I found...

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Categories: grist, anti bullying, bullying, christian,
Form: Rhyme
Desolation
Of the terrible and the wonderful, the lull then roaring sound,
The footprints of the heathen Gods stamped upon the ground,
The breath of Satan’s lungs and...

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© Tony Bush  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: grist, natural disasters, world,
Form: Verse
Here To Find
...for Stacey Haislop


A lady at a window writing,
measuring her words with strict precision.
She takes a sip of tea
as if to fuel her imagination.
Memories go drifting...

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Categories: grist, writing,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Exquisite Closeness
Written: January 06, 2024 
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Shimmering swaths
of cerulean sea
ionize comely light
purple-tinged sand
strewn with tattered shells
during...

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© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: grist, analogy, appreciation, beauty, cute
Form: Free verse
The Old Red Barn
The Old Red Barn

The old red barn sits down by the river,
The tin roof glistens just like silver.
For many years it has been standing tall,
An...

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Categories: grist, farm,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Reclusive Accountabilities
I am sick of excuses to avoid responsibility
and I am, today, sick with excuses to avoid responsibility
with "I'm just a mortal human. I make mistakes.
I...

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Categories: grist, culture, health, humanity, humor,
Form: Prose Poetry
Rum Gully Grits Mill
Sunrise found the farmers waiting 
 at the grits mill by the stream. 
 With the sound of grinding corn, 
 neighbors worked as a...

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Categories: grist, memory, nostalgia,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Infinite
no use dwelling on recent past
not much here really long lasts
rocks, planets, asteroids and stars
this existence briefly is ours
all soon becoming grist for change
eternity moves...

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© Ng Rippel  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: grist, change, future, perspective, time,
Form: Rhyme
The Rant
Gone now are the wondrous minds of old,
whose era treasured learning over gold,
And humble were the thoughts and words of these,
who, trothed to truth, would...

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Categories: grist, people, philosophy, political, society,
Form: Didactic
Oh, the Futility of It All
What CHOICE does one have at the crossroads of life
When winter sets in and SUMMER is done,
When the CANDLE does flicker with the roil and...

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Categories: grist, age, irony, time,
Form: Free verse

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