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Premium Member Leaving Wales
Wales to me is her Celtic tribal history,	
Wales to me is walks upon her shores.
Wales to me is her druids, saints, and mystery,	
the soil I tread, the salt that leaves my pores.	
	
We drove an hour from Brecon down to Cardiff,
a plane to catch, a new...

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© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: leeks, leaving, longing, love,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member If You Like Eating Out Dont Read
QUICK EXIT

From the kitchen came a very odd smell
Menu was in Thai so I couldn't tell
Pointed and asked what is that
The waiter said its grilled rat
Was outta there like a bat outta hell...

EYE EYE

Went out with some friends for beer and meat pies
Asked the waiter...

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Categories: leeks, food, humor,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Something's Missing
It's up and down and twice around
    With an ample side of snark and leeks.
And an assortment of lies divided by pi,
    To find this thing I seek.

I searched my bedside dresser
    In the hope to...

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Categories: leeks, loss, sorrow,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



My Final Meal
If I were a prisoner on death row
just hours away from execution
I would NOT order a meal of calamari with ratatouille,
filet mignon with truffles and Strawberry Sherbet.

I would reject a plate of Duck Liver Terrine with Confit Quail
garnished by Baby Leeks and Porcini mushrooms.
I would...

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Categories: leeks, funny
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Shark Soup
Tim had all the necessary ingredients right next to his ancient burner


Shark teeth dangling from a sunken necklace at the cutting edge but

The amulet had turned into chains and shackles grinding the chef’s mind

A lost recipe for happiness but and he had no appetite for...

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Categories: leeks, ocean,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Ode To the Cotswold Hills
The Cotswolds are a bunch of hills in rural England's heart
They're green and rolling, full of sheep that frolic, bleat and fart.
People come from far and wide to hike the Cotswold Way,
And from Bath to Chipping Campden lovely views enhance their stay.
The villages and towns...

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Categories: leeks, beautiful, beauty, daffodils, england,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member A Walled Garden
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A garden with walls high and deep
Brilliant daisies swaying in the sweet breeze
Cabbage, cauliflower and leeks thriving, flourishing
Down crunching gravel paths I dance
Everything in this garden is lush and profuse
Fig trees for the plucking
Gooseberry and red currant bushes, heavy with fruit
Harmonies of birds, drift all...

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Categories: leeks, dream, garden,
Form: Abecedarian
The Abcs of Things Green
The ABCs of Things Green

Algae, alligator, artichoke, asparagus, aphids, Andradite,
Brussels sprouts, broccoli, Buffalo Treehopper, and beans,
Cuckoo Wasp, Cabbage, cucumber, Common Green Darner, and celery 
Dog Day Cicada, Delphinium flowers diopside and dioptase, (rocks),
Emeralds, eyes, endive, evergreen trees, Emerald Ash Borer, Epidote
Ferns, Forests, Frogs, Fungus, Fork-tailed...

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Categories: leeks, bird, food, fruit,
Form: Abecedarian
Premium Member Home Schooling
November and April
when the trees are first bare and last naked
have become my favorite months. All the food eaten
except last rose hips and earliest leeks.
Leaves innocent
as dying men and infants.

Study one plant or animal each morning
before writing anything. All reading -
poetry or prose, truth or...

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Categories: leeks, april, food, home, november,
Form: Verse
The July Founders
You return every year and the same month
That is what I remember as I bid you farewell
Six months ago; 

Riding on an old short-legged shoe
In the parameter of being a White or Hispanic
Or just a dead Indian instead I listen in full
To the lengthy story...

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Categories: leeks, culture, emotions,
Form: Free verse
Burning Graduation
The rage inside me is sickening, never thought I would be on this side. Everybody always saw me on this side and being stuck, no support for me. Go ahead rub your rolled up beige papers in my face, all your cheap grad gifts and...

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© Cat Way  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: leeks, angst, me, me,
Form: Epitaph
Love Story
With heritage of dragon lore,
and hills and valleys shore to shore.
From the land of leeks and daffs,
there came a lass born of a Taff.

Roman walls built strong and bold,
surround a fortress very old.
From English city of great fame,
came a lad with a Welsh name.

This girl...

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Categories: leeks, child, discrimination, family, love,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Merry the Abc To Be On Earth
I am jumping on a trampoline doing a waltz of wrapping nothing
and an explanation will come handy to explain the I do not care
the christmas tree of like better the thanks giving not involving

but a full moon today the only one sane among the crazy...

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Categories: leeks, visionary,
Form: ABC
Find Me In This Life
Yes they have their university degrees and wealthy accounts, but they are not yours. darling....
They don’t know you too,
How to please you that is.... and you please them, its rules..
You ask for a dance in the rain and they give you some laime 
story of...

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Categories: leeks, fantasy, girlfriend, heartbroken, how
Form: Acrostic
Gumbo
Gumbo

When the cold wind blows in the evenings;
And the black snake can't be found.
When the rain falls on the pine trees;
And there's frost upon the ground.

When the rooster sets a'stewing;
And there's crawfish in the pot.
When Momma's busy stirring;
Can you guess just what we've got?

Dark and...

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Categories: leeks, assonance, children, emotions, family,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry