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Premium Member Lafayette
Gilbert du Motier, La Marquis de Lafayette--
A hero American patriots should not forget.
He helped us win the Revolutionary War.
In Paris, rests 'neath American soil ever...

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Categories: lafayette, america, friend, hero, history,
Form: Clerihew



On Monmouth's Fields, Part Ii
...He reformed the routing patriots,
formed a line atop a rise, Perrine’s Hill,
brought in General Knox and the artillery,
commanding the mass through sheer force of will.

He...

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Categories: lafayette, america, conflict, confusion, england,
Form: Epic
Premium Member Dad Never Knew His Father
Dad never knew his father.  That soldier died in a war.
All Dad heard was brief stories of the man that went before.
Grandma had some...

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Categories: lafayette, absence, father, grandfather, patriotic,
Form: Couplet
A Wooden Cross
~A Wooden Cross~


South of Lafayette on interstate 65
I saw a wooden cross.

The roadside monument,
weathered and grey,
was a tribute to a loved one
who lost his life...

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Categories: lafayette, death, dedication,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Lost Cause
man created thunder awakening brooklyn with the promise of hell to come
if god is generous it will rain on the night of unregulated fire works
for...

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Categories: lafayette, firework,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Paris
Morocco say my Ameriscam passport
blue eyed, blond hair and a smile
I pass any doors no questions asked.

If need be I shove the French one
the address...

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Categories: lafayette, war,
Form: Free verse
Louisiana Support Me Today
Monroe*,Shreveport, Alexandria*, Lake Charles, Lafayette, Baton Rouge*, New Orleans*, 
support the  woman who has either visited or lived there before. She's coming straight from...

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Categories: lafayette, education, family, holiday, life,
Form: Light Verse
In the City Cafe of Tunis
We, pedestrians, who love open range
walk in and out for freedom and bread.
It is now high time for autumnal change
And the city streets are propelling...

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Categories: lafayette, people, city, drink,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Noises and Electric
Lafayette we are a shamble of noises
digging the street and towing cars
as I told you so for my two twenty
that I pay for and you...

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Categories: lafayette, political,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Moon Girl and Devil Dinosaur
Now I'm a nine year old female African American girl;
A prodigy and I am a daddy's girl
Mom puts my hair in a bun
Yes, I'm nine...

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Categories: lafayette, best friend, friendship, hero,
Form: Heroic Couplet
Premium Member A Lost
I lost my outside cat tonight
a dear to me I am drenched in tears
as I will miss the company
of rubs  and what not
looking for...

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Categories: lafayette, absence,
Form: Free verse
Il Mono Della Luna
aspirante suono escono abitare come violino, 
per aprire la crescente punteggio su par

con quelle che parla delicatamente, si trova

diretto dal piano di un parente prossimo.

...

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Categories: lafayette, love,
Form: Verse
Older Than Columbus
New Jersey has a special tree,
A sturdy, mammoth oak,
Beneath whose shade George Washington
And Lafayette once spoke.

The tree was there before, from Spain,
Columbus started out.
The experts...

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Categories: lafayette, tree,
Form: Rhyme
Getting My Breath
We are in the age of raging time,
rhyme and reason down the drain
 with our coffee grinds,
quick views and videos, terror on the tubes,
smart-mouths cursing
between...

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Categories: lafayette, lifelife, me,
Form: Personification
Premium Member Each Small Ornament Reminds Me of You
I always considered you littered my home,
Small knickknacks adorning overcrowded shelves.
The marble statues you bought from lovely Rome,
I leave them there, a memory of ourselves.

And...

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Categories: lafayette, appreciation, memory,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Shattered Sighs