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Premium Member Hunkering Down
Hibernation is the name of the game
As we hunker down today from the rain
200 mph winds were sustained
In that Mexican hurricane
Best let it blow over...

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Categories: hunkering, stress,
Form: Limerick



Hunkering Down
Ready or not here he comes
Best you batten down the hatches
Unless you were one of the smart ones to run 
Like a Coon Hound in...

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Categories: hunkering, fun, humor,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Thomas Turkey Avoids the Dreaded Axe
Tom Turkey got lost 'midst the teeming flock,

   Thus, avoiding the dreaded chopping block!

      Hunkering down spared his...

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Categories: hunkering, humorous, thanksgiving,
Form: Limerick
The Day They Closed the Brothel
 Homeless, destitute with nothing more then a backpack and cigarettes 
down the rabbit hole she went, no linen tablecloths just stricken wood,  
in...

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Categories: hunkering, innocence, loss,
Form: Free verse
Hamburger
Hungrier than a wolf pack hunkering down the hill

A lpha teen male footballers share microwaving  kill

Meat tonight they smell and enough to go around

Burgers...

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Categories: hunkering, allegory, food, football,
Form: Acrostic



Premium Member End of Summer For Sure - Version 2 - Hopeful
Looking out my window this 38 degree morning
I saw that:

The bushes are weighted down
with the moisture;
the droplets on the verge of
morphing into ice;
hunkering against the...

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Categories: hunkering, hope, nature, seasons,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member End of Summer For Sure - Version 1 - Sad
Looking out my window this 38 degree morning
I saw that:

The bushes are weighted down
with the moisture;
the droplets on the verge of
morphing into ice;
hunkering against the...

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Categories: hunkering, nature, sad, seasons,
Form: Free verse
A Japanese Garden
The snowbird trees are putting on their colorful autumn coats
Preparing to follow the sun southward
The provincial evergreens are hunkering down for winter
All are well groomed...

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Categories: hunkering, anger, autumn, blessing, color,
Form: Prose Poetry
Dillon
the horse hunkering 
rain drenched muddy
up on the hill ears down.



Theme: HORSE 
Bob Renard
Constance’s Contest entitled:
Horses or Snowflakes or Horses and Snowflakes Poetry Contest...

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Categories: hunkering, animals, life, horse,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member In the Eyes of a Cougar
In the eyes of a cougar


she purrs like an old kitten
plays with young ones mittens
is of a bigger scale of a cat
loves the bone of...

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Categories: hunkering, allusion, cat, environment, nature,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Hurricane Dorian
Forgives Florida
     Not so much The Bahamas
              ...

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Categories: hunkering, natural disasters,
Form: Haiku
Can You Please Wait a Second
Can You Please Wait A Second...?

In steed of ye
     mounting your stock
key high horse,
     perhaps named Rock
Key,...

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Categories: hunkering, assonance, character, endurance, light,
Form: Free verse
Battle Axe and Her Republican Trumpeting Waze - Part 2
No sooner than we set foot within said domicile
attestation to so called gentleman’s’ agreement with guile
initially infrequently, but incessantly as time elapsed Isle 
never forget...

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Categories: hunkering, abuse, anger, anxiety, conflict,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Steel Helmet
There were many ingenious things that helped win World War Two.
Jeeps, Higgins Boats and Victory Ships just to name a few.
Other things were vital such...

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Categories: hunkering, funnysoldier,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Autumn Begins
Autumn Begins

I stand on my porch 
eyes raised into a pallid sky
like Greer Garson on the Cliffs of Dover
watching her lover's Spitfire cross the channel.
...

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Categories: hunkering, autumn,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs