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Premium Member Free Falling
"Free Falling"



You have to believe in Magic
to believe in the poetry of You

If you don’t believe in Magic
you are nothing but a black line 

bleeding to the right creative, 
without left margin

for logical analysis,
you’re fixed invisible screwed

a tree
with no leaves

a forest
with no trees

stories with no...

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Categories: mutton, christmas, family, journey, life,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member We'Re Going On a Haggis Hunt
I am a Burn’s Night baby
(named after the Ayrshire bard)
So we’re off to hunt a haggis
locating one is extremely hard

We scour the hills of Scotland
and have dull and rainy weather
There’s not a haggis to be seen …
they’re all hiding in the heather!

All of a sudden...

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Categories: mutton, birthday, food, fun, humorous,
Form: Rhyme
A Compilation of Fickle Foolish Footles
FOOTLES FOR THE BIRDS AND THE BEASTS - 

Bad-ass old bear:
    Grizzly
    Grizzly

Dachshund making critical life choices:
     Eenie
     Weenie...

Cougar from Arizona:
    Yuma
    Puma

Cowardly Cock-a-Doodle-Doer:
 ...

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Categories: mutton, funny,
Form: Footle

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Old Blue
I’ve been lost for days now, an’ all the country looks the same.
I’ve been walkin’ ‘round in circles, an’ found my footsteps once again.
Me ‘tucker’ bags been empty for, three days an’ there’s this ragin’ thirst.
I feel my tethers at its end. I can only...

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Categories: mutton, humorous,
Form: Rhyme
Nightscapes
Late night summons madmen, 
madams, bold streetwalkers,
picking pennies from the gutters
as the merchants close their shutters
and the homeless crouch in doorways
in their rags, against the cold.
Black or white, no compromise,
no colours clothe the empty streets,
as Bobbies tread their lonely beats,
the watchmen rub their crusted eyes
and...

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Categories: mutton, on writing and words,
Form: Verse
The Seventh Day
God took his time to make the world and we are truly blessed, 
He worked so hard for six long days but then He took His rest. 
A whole day off from His creation so what’s a deity to do? 
He slept late then got...

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© Tony Lane  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: mutton, funny, god, day, god,
Form: Light Verse



The Village On the Water Iii
Shallow-pitched tiled rooftops sparkle vividly
 When lavishly sprinkled with needle-shaped grains  
Of shattered mutton-fat nephrite; 
    There, clinging forlornly against the hanging grey   
  Smoke, tinged with barely noticeable trace of mauve, 
   Dawdling lazily in...

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Categories: mutton, community, life,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Unfined Cana Nouveau
On the coals,mutton stew and
fresh pitta bread rolls;
the wedding was just lacking
red wine from the vine-
a word from a king
and all was
fine !

Full story of this vignette at John 2:1-11...

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Categories: mutton, food, people, places,
Form: Epulaeryu
Yes I Am
YES I AM
I am that tall,good and kind man
I have the longest legs on earth
I am the fastest man on earth
I am deaf and dumb
My eyes lead me like a sheep and its lamb
I am very curious but,
very time conscious
I am jobless
I am homeless
I always...

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Categories: mutton, education, environment, imagination, international,
Form: Lyric
My Voice In Silence
There will be no recognition, no epiphanies 
No intellectual solidarity, no saving grace
So without further adieu, let us speak free, 
 A clarion call to smash this ludicrous machine that churns out poverty and wipes away our identities
The apparatus of violent repression. 
The rich partake...

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Categories: mutton, angst, corruption, death, discrimination,
Form: Free verse
Ham Versus Hog
Let me tell you a story
From a time gone by
The tale of a greedy butcher
And a pig that could fly

In the little village of Piddle Brook
There lived a butcher named Mr.Ham
He was bearded, bulky, and a belcher
And was rumored to eat his own toe jam

A...

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© Ariella Ru  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: mutton, animal, fantasy, flying, food,
Form: Ballad
Hand Grown In Thyme
Hand Grown In Thyme.

On Brummie Sea and Burnley oak,
In bearded wood and clove
I hidey in this Mutton cloth
That strangles like a choke.

Lampooned upon this Ferris wheel,
A chuckle for a hoot.
I swung with empty boxing glove
And knocked a joke aboot.

I thank you from my Uncles chin
And...

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Categories: mutton, funny, humor, humorous, nonsense,
Form: Rhyme
The World Is Turning Upside Down
The world is turning upside down
Population exploding out of bound
Babies crying from starvation
Too late to stop impending devastation

The world is turning upside down
Pollution in the air and ground
Forests dying, losing soil
Fish are floating covered in oil

The world is turning upside down
Nuclear weapons ready to pound
Chemical...

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Categories: mutton, conflict, depression, earth, internet,
Form: Lyric
Drat That Drought --Contest: Acrostic
DRAT THAT DROUGHT

Relinquish water's recipe and rain from sky.
All rain dances done left California dry. 
Ignited fires baked us like a Scottish mutton pie.
Now let us wash it down with RAIN and not with rye. 

-Edlynn Nau 
© November 9, 2015



Contest: Wind, Snow, or RAIN...

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© Edlynn Nau  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: mutton, missing, rain,
Form: Acrostic
My Favourite Dish
Currently my favourite dish
is not mutton,chicken or fish
a soup of poetry
it's delicious, cost free
and I'm tasting  it with great relish....

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© Kash Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: mutton, food, funny,
Form: Limerick

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry