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Premium Member The Invasion of Ukraine
On the twenty fourth of February in twenty twenty two
Russia invaded Ukraine and fierce fighting did ensue 
Vladimir Putin it seems, wants to restore the iron curtain
And sadly he will succeed, of that it looks certain.

Tanks and missiles, the Russians used in their attack
But against...

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Categories: invasion, conflict, death, military, murder,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member British Invasion-1964
There was talk about the nuclear bomb
There was a war going on in Vietnam
It was on the news, the drummers were drumming
Look out America, the British are coming

We couldn't wait to turn our radios on
To hear Paul and Ringo, George and John
What could make you...

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Categories: invasion, history, music, world, music,
Form: Rhyme
Romantic Invasion
Your conquering eyes desired to look inside,
wanted to know
what my uncharted heart had hidden within
So you sent a pleasure probe searching ...
exploring lips kissing virgin skin,
navigating delicately, moving in ...
inside the orifice of language
Communication goes silent,
as the tongue-touching negotiation ensues
Non-verbal persuasion cues
signal the launch of...

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Categories: invasion, heart, kiss, romance, sensual,
Form: Verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Premium Member Alien Invasion
We were invaded peacefully
There was no sign of strife
Then they went back to their own planet
To find intelligent life
The Major told the Five Star
Yes sir, I did read all the reports
And I hurried to the men’s room
Because I had to change my shorts
Had they caught...

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Categories: invasion, science fiction
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Immaculate Invasion
Immaculate invasion in a cryptic, tiptoe way
Emulating doves while landing - soft and understated 
Gaze upon one bright star in the sky's celestial lay
Entranced, some shepherds see a host, hear glory's tale narrated
Deception? No, for prophecies were made in ancient day
Now child in lowly manger...

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© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: invasion, christian, christmas, jesus,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Ishtar's Invasion
In Sumer land, you first appeared.
A potent god, both loved and feared.
Queen of Heaven, joined to its lights.
Moon your father, Sun your brother.

Venus was your symbolic star.
You were too, a goddess of war.
Fierce, fiery, passionate, and proud,
violent storms raged in your breast.

Goddess of sexuality,
and patron...

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Categories: invasion, betrayal, corruption, dark, evil,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Invasion
Paratroopers stealthily slide unnoticed,
chutes deployed, small blazes of white obscured by
fog that lingers lazily, til their numbers
    cover the meadow…

Faster, faster, not just content to cover,
reinforcements filling in, words unspoken,
synchronized with perfect precision, ever
    picking up tempo…

Occupation utterly overwhelming,
swamped...

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© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: invasion, winter,
Form: Sapphic stanza
Premium Member Another Alien Invasion
I've heard about the arrival of fanciful fushia strangers
but I've no fear of them and not worried about dangers.
They seem a bit nonsensical; funny the way they speak
To me, everything they say comes out sounding like Greek!

Maybe on their planet, peaches have three turquoise eyes
Could...

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© Lin Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: invasion, fantasy, humor,
Form: Rhyme
The Invasion of Privacy
The invasion of privacy…

Is an assault on personal life
A public display
Of a private retreat

The invasion of privacy…

Is an intrusion on a closed conscience
A public magnification 
Of a secluded soul 

The invasion of privacy…

Is a foray into isolated territory
A public attack 
On a silent psyche

The invasion...

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Categories: invasion, angst
Form: Free verse
French Invasion: Whine and Cheese
Since the bloody Battle of Hastings
When 'Arold got killed by French Bill
We've seen an endless invasion of French
And I've just about had my fill

Don't we have enough words of our own
In this wonderful language of ours?
- To seek and find le mot juste
Dunt take much...

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Categories: invasion, french, language,
Form: Rhyme
Alien Invasion
Alien Invasion

In Miami the invasion must be complete
Where did they come from and are they green?
Signs are everywhere
In shop windows signs read
“We speak English also”
How did they learn so quick?
How did they adapt so fast?
I understand they come from Cuba
A planet I’m not familiar with
One...

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Categories: invasion, change, confusion, culture, identity,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Alien Invasion - For Contest
Two martians they landed on earth 
Most earthlings gave them a wide berth 
A photo was taken
The image is makin’
a fortune - just think of its worth!

Contest Write with the wit of Twain – Andrea Dietrich
06~19~15

If they had not landed there would be some reason...

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Categories: invasion, humorous,
Form: Limerick
Alien Invasion
Predator drone recording:- 6.00am
 
The dawn sky dramatic 
Multi-coloured in rainbow array
Mutating flares of crimson reds
One portent Wednesday.

Overhead the predator drone motionless
Metallic silver it's planed wings
and tip pointed nose

Alarming to view it's presence 
Though reassuring to see it remain
As alien activity increases
In newsworthy reports of...

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Categories: invasion, science fiction,
Form: Free verse
The Ocotillo Invasion
Utah cringes as hacked Ocotillo turn carnivorous,
spitting psychoactive pollen into the atmosphere,
dusting entire subdivisions.

The victims wander,
searching eagerly for where sunlight is strongest.
A part of their backbrain
gets tickled by the sun
at an angle our old pituitary glands
have relearned to sense.

There have been reports that
the vision of...

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Categories: invasion, crazy, dream, environment, future,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Invaded By Pterodactyls
They surrounded the house and we were terrified 
Because they looked different, magnified. 
Some wore smiles, others mean as a rusty nail. 
What are they? Our children whispered in their ale. 


Pterodactyls I told them. No worries at all. 
But their mouths are enormously long,...

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Categories: invasion, 2nd grade, 3rd grade,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry