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Premium Member The Tree
I remember the tree verdant in spring
Those years stretched out could be filled with anything

I had dreams of strong limbs and plenitude
Thoughtfully give limbs for...

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Categories: idiosyncrasy, family,
Form: Couplet



Clocks Ticking To Politicking
(Read later stanzas for more of the humour part ; parody of politics)

I Can't think well of a democracy
if nepotism and false promises
are part and...

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Categories: idiosyncrasy, international, parody, political,
Form: Rhyme
I Am Harmonica Deontia Baldwin
I AM HARMONICA DEONTIA BALDWIN!

Somebody said Harmonica Baldwin was a smart child.
That she would grow into her womanhood and set the world afire.
Her characteristics inform...

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Categories: idiosyncrasy, beautiful, celebration, character, emotions,
Form: Lay
Premium Member Please Tell Me So
When the sky is dark, will the rain follow? Please tell me so.
When I’m feeling blue, can you make me glow? Please tell me so.

While...

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© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: idiosyncrasy, inspirational, life,
Form: Ghazal
He Is Music,Music Is Him
Confidence,a radiant aura that defines him 
Even whilst holding dear Jes playing a tune on a whim 
It exudes and transcends his playing flaws until-...

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Categories: idiosyncrasy, dedication, music, sound, love,
Form: Cinquain



He Saved Me
Here I stood, drenched with idiosyncrasy of evil rain;
Utterly dazed by what was said to be brightness,
Yes! I was poked in the eye by the...

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Categories: idiosyncrasy, adventure, angel, appreciation, bible,
Form: Sonnet
Passing of An Icon
Passing of an Icon


An accomplished Lady of recondite letters
Writing humanity to free from its fetters-	
From your clever Prose being deciphered,
With skewed minds, is where you...

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Categories: idiosyncrasy,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Frustration of An Exhausted Poet
I've tried to make words rhyme at the end of their stanzas,
but rhyme wasn't too perfect for those impersonal stanzas,
the Iambic pentameter was right, but...

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Categories: idiosyncrasy, confusion, funny, on writing
Form: Rhyme
Transplant
Transplant
	

They saved him in the nick of time,
By a heart attack, from biting grime

By divinity, a pirate gave up ghost
With “heart” his heart to find...

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Categories: idiosyncrasy,
Form: Couplet
The Macabre Massacre
What does a young naïve Christian think
When a hooded desperado storms a prayer room,
His scary presence quiets the praying tongues ,
And his outlawed round replaces...

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Categories: idiosyncrasy, holocaust,
Form: Verse
Monumental Epistle
Flooding to sky, my feelings over the sloppy bank
Dangling like tulips on the rainy eve, flourishing
My smile, angels awake, their trumpet, my soul nourishing
Tell her!...

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Categories: idiosyncrasy, angel, beautiful, love,
Form: Sonnet
The Wretch
Sitting on the porch watching worlds collide
And wondering if the truth will be classified
Sipping a mint julep; knowing I should be horrified
Though I would consider...

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Categories: idiosyncrasy, abuse, addiction, analogy, for
Form: Rhyme
Seasons
There was a aseason

When love was love
the educated are uneducated
hunger was hung in daylight
when sins were seen in scenes

There was a season

when poverty was prohibited
obscenity...

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© Onyeka Onu  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: idiosyncrasy, freedomearth,
Form: Free verse
Doctor Apple's Deeds
Just an Apple to plucked from the tree!
Not one to let proceed wrongfully.
Create the character you want him to be.
Just an Apple deceitfully.

Just one Apple...

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Categories: idiosyncrasy, i am, identity, image,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Desperately Wonderfully Ill
Was never sure whether or not to laugh, smile or cry when
auntie came to tea, a matriarch she, wearing white gloves
plus purple cardigan - seven buttons...

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© Emma Green  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: idiosyncrasy, appreciation, books, love, passion,
Form: Prose Poetry

Book: Reflection on the Important Things