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Premium Member Empty Mailboxes
The empty mailbox used to sit
Outside our houses by the road;
Now it’s on our PC’s
And can hold a larger load.

Instead of visiting it once each...

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© Joe Flach  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: mailboxes, life
Form: Rhyme



Reach Out
Let us reach out and make connection
With spontaneous everlasting affection
Wake up and say it
We care! We care! 
Then do it
Starting up! Starting up! 
A gentle...

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Categories: mailboxes, care, humanity, inspirational, together,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Green House Road
Day by day, passing that sign
piqued my interest. Curiosity 
grew stronger . . . had to check it out.

I drove down Green House Road.
The gravel...

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© Cona Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: mailboxes, confusion, culture,
Form: Narrative
A Sign
The madman chalked red X’s
on the sidewalks of the houses 
if he suspected 
or had evidence
that people there 
were unkind to each other, 
or their...

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Categories: mailboxes, allegory, angst, life, peoplelost,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member I Am My Block
I am my block. I am the neighbors. I am the stoops. I am the steps.
I am the concrete. I am the windows. I am...

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Categories: mailboxes, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member 1959 Was My Heyday
I retired gracefully, happily, knowing I could never be fully completely replaced even to this day.
I was slick, photographic, revered by so many, loved by...

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Categories: mailboxes, 12th grade, childhood, christmas,
Form: Personification
Around the Corner
Just around the corner, 
Halloween will be here.
Witches and goblins 
chasing you everywhere. 
Ghosts sneaking upon you, scaring
the ebeegbees out of you, too.

Pumpkins smashed along...

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Categories: mailboxes, games, halloween, holiday, house,
Form: Rhyme
Old School
Old School 

Remember the old boom box boogey down to the socks
 Reggie Jackson chewy bars & Tommy's pop rocks
 Parachutte pants with the hair...

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Categories: mailboxes, blessing,
Form: Free verse
He, She, They, Dance
She is nervous say beads of sweat dripping from her brow down to the floor. 
She is scared says the worried expression on her glistening...

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Categories: mailboxes, beautiful, dance, dedication, inspirational,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Old Retired Guys
Seems like old retired guys can always find somethin' to do,

Even if its sittin' on a couch watchin' TV and sippin' a brew.

Or they could...

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Categories: mailboxes, humorous,
Form: Rhyme
The Proof Is In the Pudding 2
I crossed into Vienna, VIA courthouse road still trying to figure want it was all about
Then I see where courthouse road ends  right at...

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Categories: mailboxes, america, angel, betrayal, break
Form: Narrative
Mr Brown
Mr. Brown, Mr. Brown
Me and Daddy went to town

We saw a bus that had no nose
Just one sneeze and off it goes.

The school bus sneezed!...

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Categories: mailboxes, adventure, childhood, daughter, father,
Form: I do not know?
Text Messages
whoever it was that created text messaging phones
needs to take all the money they made,
get really drunk, or really high
or a young girlfriend,
anything it takes
to...

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© Rhys Owens  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: mailboxes, people, science, people, money,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Lost Art
Lost Art

There was a time
when we waited eagerly
for the mailman -
when mail deliveries 
had actual mail in them
 
There were real 
hand-written letters 
from parents,
cousins,...

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Categories: mailboxes, loss, muse, perspective, remember,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Christmas Magic
The Christmas season starts earlier every year
Even before Thanksgiving, causing us to fear
That merchants spoil it, that it’s all about selling
That nothing can save it,...

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© Cona Adams  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: mailboxes, christmas, jesus, magic,
Form: Rhyme

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