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Premium Member The Sowing
Upon the wind sheltered hillside,
the sharp tang of metal and the sting of salt air lay
over a field of blood-red poppies, no Flanders Field.

At years...

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Categories: heroines, devotion,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member We, Nasty Women
must refuse relegation, obey
only the roar of our own angels, then reshape 

breastplates to shield the motherland
from any warlord who dares 

to pimp our flag.
Battlefields...

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Categories: heroines, allegory, history, political,
Form: Ekphrasis
Premium Member Pearls of Mother's Great Love
the pearls from your eyes
are far more precious to me
than any treasure

your big sacrifice
nothing more to compare with
you’re my great hero

I owe you my life
mom,...

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© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: heroines, dedication, easter, love, mom,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member The Sowing
Upon the wind sheltered hillside,
the sharp tang of metal and the sting of salt air lay
over a field of blood-red poppies, no Flanders Field.

At years...

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Categories: heroines, irony, violence, women,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Octave-Choosing Carolyn
I'm stuck in a puddle of mud,
unable to make a quick decision...
whom should I choose from among 
others who have been so noble and kind?
More...

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Categories: heroines, friendship, funny, introspection, people,
Form: Verse



The Black Boomerang
The word’s speaker and listener would hear 
Cackling, 
Not from one another, 
But from a burning Sixo; 
They would feel
As though
A noose was choking 
Their...

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Categories: heroines, black african american, introspection,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Walking On Faith
Gazing deep into my eyes, into the dark
she offers flowers on threads upon my hands
for coins to keep her warm through the night,
wondering where else...

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Categories: heroines, faith, children,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Freed From My Shackles - Translation From Tagore
This is a poem (Original Title “Mukti” in Bengali, which means “Freedom”) by India's Nobel-laureate poet, Rabindranath Tagore (1861 - 1941) - a poet, writer,...

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Categories: heroines, freedom, women,
Form: Free verse
A Hero Lies In You
There's a hero and that is you,
A hero lies in you.
It's a fact and you know it's true,
A hero lies in you.
Heroes and heroines fought,...

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© Abraham L  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: heroines, hopehero,
Form: I do not know?
Saluting Our Heroes
Jamaica is our island’s name,
A land blessed with so much fame.
And for the part that our heroes  did play,
We pause to reflect and salute...

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Categories: heroines, celebration, change, character, confidence,
Form: Rhyme
Waiting On the Dream
How the years have hurried by this century
 so many wild enticing adventures aplenty,
heroes and heroines succumbing 
 to every hope and dream forthcoming
even these...

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© Dm Babbit  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: heroines, dream,
Form: Rhyme
Shackles of Apartheid
I look all round me and I’m engulfed by shame 
I see people chanting freedom 
But they have nothing tangible to show they are free...

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Categories: heroines, africa,
Form: I do not know?
Kenya My Pride
We are kenyan superstars,
That is what we are,
Kenya our mother land and pride,
Shines so bright that it cannot fade,
Today we hear,`Kenyan athletes bring home,
Bronze,Silver and...

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Categories: heroines, peace, change,
Form: Narrative
One Syllable
Is there anyone who knows me?
I am the secret that cannot be solved without living in it,
Even if there aren't many people who are unaware...

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© Can Yucel  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: heroines, love, , literature,
Form: ABC
Premium Member My Addiction
The music is low, as the pages unfold
A dusty worn novel, on bent-spinal shores 
These classic old books, are my treasures of gold

A narrative story,...

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Categories: heroines, books, happiness,
Form: Terza Rima

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