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Premium Member Stars of Clarity
Clarity, clarity, surely clarity is the most beautiful thing in the world, A limited, limiting clarity I have not and never did have any motive...

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Categories: narrations, analogy, perspective, poetry,
Form: Rhyme



Spirit In the Flute
I walk an already trodden path...
Uncertain, of future lives that lie ahead

But, in faith I close these earthly Ojibwa eyes
In trill, thus, I hear the...

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Categories: narrations, native american, autumn,
Form: Ode
Imagination.
Congradtulation on creation & salvation while the congregation gives explanation
of our nation as education to this foundation as frustration rocks the situation 
and the vibration...

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Categories: narrations, introspection, visionary, education, ,
Form: Acrostic
The Mother Earth
The Mother Earth

The fountain of your profound love
Gushing out with presents and gifts
Showering bounties, its treasure trove 
To all mankind your love drifts.

Your rivers and...

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Categories: narrations, allegory, imagination, nature, me,
Form: Rhyme
Clannish Hyperbole
Hand-me-down myths,
  like ancient monoliths,
    clan's fondest memories
      by nostalgia embellished;

larger-than-life sagas,
  truer-than-truth legends,
 ...

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Categories: narrations, family, seasons, time,
Form: Free verse



I Know This Man of God
I know this man of God that roars from the bottom of the city, below the red blood line.
Knowing that his words never fail, every...

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Categories: narrations, dedication,
Form: Light Verse
Haiku With Media
Few Words, Few pictures, News
Thousand narrations to same story
Every day a new story
…
Journalism, an art to write
Whether truth is perceived or false
None care, just write...

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Categories: narrations, allegory, death, dedication, fantasy,
Form: Free verse
Who Resembles You
Who resembles you? 
A drunken night 
Or a jealous star 
A colored full moon 
Or shy cottage
Who resembles you? 
A virgin lark 
Or blond flower...

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Categories: narrations, beautiful, beauty, girlfriend, love,
Form: Free verse
Truer Than Truth
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hand-me-down myths,
          clan's fondest memories
          by nostalgia...

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Categories: narrations, family
Form: Tail-rhyme
The Hiv Test
He walks around town
bouncing
over size t-shirts
baggy jeans half way his butt
each day wearing a mysterious smile
today with this
tomorrow that
as easy as his wink
so they come...

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Categories: narrations, body, health, life,
Form: Narrative
My Best Friend
I always thought of a word I would use to refer to him,
for he was more than a brother to me.
We talked about space and...

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Categories: narrations, friend, friendship, hurt, life,
Form: Free verse
Unwritten Story
A pen rests unreservedly in my lips 
Another embraced behind my ear 
A ream of paper at peace on my lap 
And ink smudges consume...

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Categories: narrations, art, devotion, hope, inspirational,
Form: Personification
Carolyn Devonshire
Carolyn Devonshire
     By Dane Smith-Johnsen

Carolyn:  Commendable poet who composes cheerful charming comments.
Articulate, admirable, agreeable, author awards an absolute awakening.
Romanticism redeemed...

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Categories: narrations, dedication
Form: Acrostic
Journey To a Crematorium
Let me tell you a story on a midnight journey,
To a crematorium, through an undergrowth ferny; 
At my age between sixteen to seventeen,
In nineteen seventy...

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Categories: narrations, courage, journey,
Form: Narrative
The Quill Swillers Club
THE QUILL SWILLERS CLUB

connections and perceptions started in July 2008
a typical day of apathy
where the temptation was to hibernate
relaxing with local newspaper
browsing lazily at leisure
an...

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Categories: narrations, drink, inspiration, writing,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things