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Premium Member The Train
Each is a piece, a small part
of a composite that has come
together in a morning,
the frayed strands of dreams 
knitted into a waking timed now
to a slow tread on a familiar street. 
Then suddenly, careering through 
the center of my thoughts a train 
comes with...

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Categories: hitchhiked, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Between 2 Cars
My '90 Dodge Daytona sat
Broken down
On Horseblock Road.

We hitchhiked east
To Kelly’s induction,
Embarrassingly tardy.

The trucks were leaving
Ashes were spreading
And 16 people stood
Broken down
Outside the service.

Sean, Laura and I approached.
We made 19
Peers in formal wear
Feuding for space
Between 2 cars. Packed with living friends,
We found our way back...

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Categories: hitchhiked, death, dedication, inspirational, introspection,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Best Times of My Life - Born In the 50's
It was a time when we were troubled
Work shifts had to be doubled
We didn’t earn enough to take a wife

We protested a worthless war
Cried over the Ohio four
Watched newscasts full of strife

Our innocence had died
Our President had lied
And … it was the best time of...

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© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: hitchhiked, friend, history, life,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Traveler
I've seen Paris
I've seen Greece
I've even seen Venice
money well spent 
to achieve divine peace

I've hitchhiked through the desert
walked the Manhattan streets
played imaginary football with cactus
ran a marathon in a city made of concrete

met many faces 
let many of them go
turned my back, without looking back
poetic...

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Categories: hitchhiked, adventure
Form: Free verse
Zany
People think they see Bigfoot roaming
around in the vast wilderness of the forest,
when it's really my 66 year old left over
from Woodstock very hairy hippie cousin,

Who decided 20 years ago to live off of the land,
having had hitchhiked out west with little or no definite...

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Categories: hitchhiked, cousin, humor,
Form: Light Verse
For Dinna From Danmark
Dinna of Denmark
 you were my darling
Walking in your well worn sandals
Down the dirty Via Dolorosa

Clutching your stuffed Lion Toy
Swinging your bag
 brimful
 with secrets and sweets
Pencil crayons and poems
Fairy  stories  conjured
In your  secret language
 colourful lands steeped,
 In story-book wonder 

I...

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Categories: hitchhiked, farewell, girlfriend, innocence, loss,
Form: Alliteration



Premium Member Well, I Never
This piece could be, I suppose, a kind of "bucket list", but it's not about regretting all the things I wanted to do in my life and didn't, but, rather, it's about being okay with finally knowing that there just simply isn't/wasn't enough time to...

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Categories: hitchhiked, introspection,
Form: Verse
Premium Member The Blizzard of '78
I was hitchhiking home to Dayton
From my Columbus college dorm
It was an early winter’s morning
I layered my clothes to stay warm

I stood on the ramp to the highway
Watching early commuters pass me by
I tried to look innocent and harmless
As the drivers avoided my pleading eye

About...

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© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: hitchhiked, life,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member God Bless Each Day's Magnetic Field On Earth - With New Footnotes
God Bless Each Day's Magnetic Field On Earth!

God Bless Each Day's Magnetic Field On Earth!

God bless each day's magnetic field on Earth (1) that shields the human race
from cosmic rays bombarding Earth and us (from 'Sun' AND 'Outer Space!') (2)
Auspicious forces nurture all of life...

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Categories: hitchhiked, love, science, space,
Form: Rhyme
Brevity Poems
(Collection of Brevity Poems, 50 words or less)

Fall (24 Words)

Random vibrations
Branches stand still
Autumn’s frailty
Shaking in the wind

Warmer hues presented
As air outside chills
Branches emptying
Solemnly to the ground


You Are Not the Father (38 words)

Prince Charming thought he’d met his mate
But to start the family, he was too...

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Categories: hitchhiked, poems, poetry, words,
Form: Free verse
Sweet
By Michael J Falotico

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Categories: hitchhiked, passion
Form: Tanka
Hitchiking Tales
April 30 In Search of America 1975 – Hitch hiking Tales

When I was young and foolish
Broke and stubborn 
I hitchhiked across the USA 

Started in Salt Lake City 
Where my greyhound bus pass 
Was stolen 

The station manager 
Could have helped me 
But refused to...

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© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: hitchhiked, travel,
Form: Free verse
Hitch Hiking Tales Part One
April 30 In Search of America 1975 – Hitchhiking Tales  part one 
published in Tiferet Journal 2018 Poem-a-Thon 

When I was young and foolish
Broke and stubborn 
I hitchhiked across the USA 

Started in Salt Lake City 
Where my greyhound bus pass 
Was stolen 

The...

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© Jake Aller  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: hitchhiked, america,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Once Upon a Time When Time Counted
Once upon a time.
When time counted !!!

Once upon a time, what lived in my Girls, mind, 
was all I needed to see the world by, and for it to be.
Now the father in me has become not, you see, 
but memories of their play, days...

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Categories: hitchhiked, childhood, daughter,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Best Vacation Ever
 
The best vacation that I ever had,
was when I hitchhiked to Miami, Florida;
now, I know it was dangerous and bad,
but the trip was full of joyful euphoria !

I met wonderful people on the way,
and I stopped for a while in many quaint places;
for the...

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Categories: hitchhiked, vacation,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things