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Diaspora of Her Soul
Amidst the binge of the champagne, and the glitter on the faces, she heard the 
distant lullaby. Glistening repertoire of appreciation elated her, but her soul had been 
far forlorn. She smiled her way through the ballroom, shaking hands, wishing 
prosperity and hugging the nonchalant...

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© Iman Roy  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: naively, death, introspection, , Lullaby,
Form: Prose Poetry
Wolves
"Wolves"



Pulchritude is not a beautiful word.

Dark can be beautiful
when walking with wolves
hearing their stories
sad songs of love lost 
soft they begin 
and then hungry
for the essential missing elemental,
they can be heard harshly calling, 
after a while smooth and enticing,
for something to 
satisfy the burning hunger...

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Categories: naively, dark, halloween, romance,
Form: Romanticism
Premium Member Last Flight
Squadron leader to his Sergeant.

Another fatality Felicity,
another regimental letter of commiseration,
another space to type in with a name a rank
another space to enter our lives,
on this the darkest of days.
He was my friend Felicity,
an old school chum; we joined up together
for the cause; for dear...

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Categories: naively, angst, death of a
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Premium Member Bitterness
A twinkle in her eyes tonight 
evokes the thought that they invite,
though I recall, not long ago
my absence seemed more apropos.

The laughs that linger on her lips
bare more than many verbal slips -
the times they pierced me, sad and grim,
lie in the past, though far...

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Categories: naively, love, smile,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Finding the Plot
Finding the plot

Of lost innocence
engrained in untold memories

The silenced absence 
in past present unspoken
stories well hidden
and therefore evoking
my past and my future
not mine and mine

Quite a mind-field
mines bombs blazing
artillery burning houses

My antecedent shelter of
generational tapestry
knotted not knotted
attached and attacked 
in hindsight myopic
insight reflection distortion

Existential vertigo
imagination...

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Categories: naively, war,
Form: Free verse
The Mourning After
Sunday night Apr. 8, 2001:
The night I slept in relative peace
foolishly, naively believing and
falsely assuming that all was well…

But then the morning after:
Though not the worst morning after
still the numbing, paralyzing morning after
the morning his voice seemed far away
as if it were an eerie, drug...

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Categories: naively, grief, loss, son,
Form: Narrative



You
Oh readers, may my brevity be realized in this passage
Oh fruitful earth, may you please ignore our credulity 
Oh bountiful harvest, may you please continue to feed our souls
Oh radiant stars, may you please not dim for we relish your glow
Oh loving sun, may you...

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Categories: naively, angst, appreciation, i love
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member Before the Rain Sets In
“You may say that I’m a dreamer”,
With bold presumption in my youth
Beyond school age, but hardly saged
Turned loose, we hoped to use our wits to change the world…
And thought we would…and thought we could…
We declared to fight, what seemed so right
Those days as we leaned...

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Categories: naively, hope, imagination, introspectionwords, world,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Blind Faith
Blind Faith

So, even the expression, blind faith, makes my blood boil.
 
I've had one too many conversations with "intellectuals" who disdainfully look down on us believers for believing in a Creator. They imply by the expression blind faith, that we do not have the mental...

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Categories: naively, creation, truth,
Form: Didactic
Premium Member In the Soup
IN THE SOUP

My late aunt was always getting herself in the soup,
Wanted to share this with my poetry group,
Good clients of ours we invited home for a Greek meal
But my aunt made a mistake she couldn’t conceal,
Angelina’s boyfriend was nineteen years younger,
Handsome son said my...

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Categories: naively, dad,
Form: Rhyme
River Dreams
SECRETS IN MY PAST
LONG OVER ME, OUTLAST
TRUE I GIVE WITHOUT TAKING
TAKING FROM ANYONE SHAKING
FROM THE EARTHQUAKE 
LIFE'S LIES I FORSAKE
TO IGNORE BLISS
BECOMING MERE MIST
MAGIC TRICKS UPON MY DEATH
REASSURING YOUR FAITH
THE CANOE ROWS AWAY
TO THE FLIPPED UNDERWAY
HOLDING AN ENCHANTER GOLDEN TICKET
COMES WITH ITS UNCONTROLLABLE CURSE
AMENABLE YES,...

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Categories: naively, life,
Form: Rhyme
Truth Decay
The day he moved in he started 
packing all of her away.
She barely even noticed her 
personal truth decay. 
Her mirror reflected shadowed eyes, 
echoed her quiet dismay.
Without a breath in her defense she 
was a captured castaway.
She barely even noticed her 
personal truth decay....

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Categories: naively, abuse
Form: Pantoum
Premium Member Oh Please, Not To Fade So Fast Into the Afternoon
I.

Oh please, not to fade so fast into the afternoon
The one that is scattering in a goldenly swooning loneliness
The one that is shattering at a purply time of faintness
And the one whose wind is playing with so many violins

Because the wind will flow away a...

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© Hai Phan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: naively, appreciation, caregiving,
Form: Free verse
Not My Daughter, B
Well, You Kept me up until 4 again 
but i’d do it every day 
because when I brought you home 
I swore to keep the boogie man away 

I could do with the monster in your closet 
or the goblin hiding under your bed 
But...

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© Tara Dawn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: naively, simple,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Janus Face
Written: November 10, 2023, For Edward Ibeh Contest 
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As if to atone, I gaze into the obscurity of my soul.
When I glance back, I feel vulnerable, as in a hole.
A thrilling and...

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© Sotto Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: naively, analogy, anti bullying, betrayal,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry