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Premium Member Anything Goes On a Sunday
As I claim my own parcel of solitude
from yesterday's banging boom,
I see heaven expanding through you
in me: fireflies  glow  rare as Sunday’s bliss,
never...

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Categories: monastic, day, peace, silence,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member O' Cenobite, Dar'Est Thy Soul Await
O' Cenobite, Dar'est Thy Soul Await

Alas! By what right is such assailing
amidst uproar, then half-truths a'telling
Does not morn gift upon grass falling dew
yet truth perseveres...

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Categories: monastic, creation, humanity, metaphor, perspective,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Legendary Love
A legendary tale of love I know
about two very brilliant people who
were soul mates living centuries ago.
They shared much hardship but their love stayed true.
Truth...

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Categories: monastic, love,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Anglo-Norman Arising
the wealth of norman England is poised to grow
  towns enlarge, markets exchange, a fresh fertilising sprinkled culture
  kingdoms extend with numbers reducing
...

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© Ian Love  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: monastic, england, history, identity, immigration,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Inside Our Quiet World
My parcel of quietude becomes yours
while we listen to the same monastic silence,
gazing at clouds alone and  together
until we rest lovingly inside our gentle,...

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Categories: monastic, silence, together,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Silent City - Part 2
Continued from Part 1

The City’s blur? A sepulcher for Christians, Muslims, Jews –
Cathedrals, Temples, vacant now, enshrine their residues,
for churches, mosques and synagogues abide without...

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Categories: monastic, angst, life, night, silver,
Form: Rhyme
The Secret Lives of Chimney Pots Vi
Strategically placed when raised 
Upwards
By your masterful and well 
Practiced hand.
To mingle with ever changing 
Skylines 
That frown down with arrogant 
Scowls
Upon the indigenous populous...

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Categories: monastic, philosophy,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Some Things To Consider....
Some time ago
A late night supper
Was set for me
Steaming dishes
Plates
Glasses
Solitary salt and pepper 
In silver trim
All waited for me
On white linen. 

Finished
I sat back 
Drink...

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Categories: monastic, lifework, work,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Phenomonology
"Phenomonology"

time drips through
the lens of philosophy 
phenomonology melts
the solid realisation;
was all that time 
spent inconsequential, 
the purpose of it all
bought abruptly, 
for an expected cost
(for...

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Categories: monastic, muse,
Form: Narrative
Love's Bases
Genuine love is loveless
Whereof the heart is beclouded
With mystic, monastic and metaphysical aura
Only minds as deep as the Congo river can contain.

'Tis when fair love...

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Categories: monastic, emotions, feelings, heart, inspiration,
Form: Verse
Floptopus
The time has come to write an epic
But I don't know the rules so it'll likely be desperate
The depth of my puddle is "cornflakes or...

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© Rob Browne  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: monastic, confusion,
Form: Epic
Home
Heavenly
Order
Monastic
Enterprise...

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Categories: monastic, places
Form: Acrostic
Augustine Galileo's Heart
Always holding fast loves muse; never distant from this seemingly

Knights-errant spirit; symmetrical mirrors reflecting such hues amid these

Revolving spectrums crossed....

Afore a galaxy of stars both...

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Categories: monastic, hope, life, love, stars,
Form: I do not know?
Carolingian Minuscule
Circa Holy Roman Empire
between ninth
and thirteenth century
after common era

(approximately 800 AD and 1200 AD)
benchmark year 780 bracketed
Benedictine monks
Of Corbie Abbey
devised cheeky guttural lingual rapartee

vis a...

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Categories: monastic, 11th grade, 12th grade,
Form: Free verse
The Squire
I knew a man who always traveled,
 he worked hard and was ever on the go.
He said that he would like to own property,
 a...

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© Dan Cwiak  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: monastic, farm, funny, humor, imagination,
Form: Quatrain

Book: Reflection on the Important Things