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Premium Member Book Three of the Thiruk-Kural On Un-Authorised and Authorised Love: Canto 109, K109 To 133
Book Three of the THIRUK-KURAL on Un-Authorised (concealed) and Authorised (religion-ordained) LOVE: Cantos 109 THAGAIANANGKURAITHTHAL to 133

(Note: Love between mainly the wedded pair from the standpoint of the fair liana-like “lady” of the pliant bamboo-shoulders, light of tread, fresh as the lotus-shoot of a light-green...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: overhears, beauty, loneliness, men, sensual,
Form: Epigram
Premium Member Nap Time
Nap Time

In the astral world of utterance, one overhears the whispering of sweet nothings, breathlessly whisking up a spell of portioned scents that nay, nearly spilt the teacups swirled cremes delights and demitasse gooey treats, 

Behold the phoenix rise to full measure under a lunar...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: overhears, analogy, angel, dream, imagination,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Seize the Moment
There's nothing about us,
That God doesn't know.
He knows where we've been,
And yet where we'll go. 

He discerns what we see,
And overhears us speak.
But give Him our heart,
And our life He will tweak.

While days are numbered,
And we're not in charge.
We can live our beliefs,
Living out our...

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© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: overhears, religious, life,
Form: Lyric

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Inside the Forest
Lofty lush green trees 
bearing bright berries
Enthrall energy balls monkeys
that traverse through the air
to reveal ripened fruits matter
to thrushes, which then flutter  
and sing songs to share the info
with the sportive flying squirrels.
Deer drinking water in the river
overhears the overwhelming happy news
and confides it...

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Categories: overhears, animal, appreciation, beauty,
Form: Free verse
No Fanfare For This Common Man
zealotry yawping within un
   pretentious sporty, quirky, 
   oddly, manly, kooky, impisly, gummy, 
   edgy, dorky, cocky, belly airs

to disseminate, a quick  
  literary flourishing brushstroke 
   no on nest to dog lie 'n, tie...

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Categories: overhears, adventure, animal, blessing, body,
Form:
All Is Well
narrative

Logan squirms in his seat starting home for the day
he cannot ride like the other small kids.
One leg is shorter, but all is well.

He begs from the back of his big brother's bike -
please, just one more time, Lucas don't quit now
one more lap 'tween...

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Categories: overhears, adventure, children,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member Preparing For a Thanksgiving Feast
A turkey flew over the cuckoo's nest.
A net overhead - flight was not his best.
Caught in the buff.
Now life is rough.
Overhears them drooling for drumstick and breast.

11/3/2022...

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Categories: overhears, animal, humor, thanksgiving,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Skeleton In Closets
As we focus shoot with our floppy lobes,
A gossamer film disguise the eardrums,
Echoes entertain all malicious probes,
Tidings beseech fortuitous pilgrims.

Jealousy encourage hostile intents, 
Embittered rivalry host the defied,
Chief points yield unfavorable segments,
Relentless attacks hearten the implied.

Siblings, friends one day, then foes being hexed,
Vices sprung snoops,...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: overhears, anxiety, depression, life, meaningful,
Form: Sonnet
Poetry I Give Sonnet No 2
To whom should read my words could then explain,
How much is fact or mystery they've caused,
That overhears with insight, fraught or plain
And fact remains between the words you've paused, 
Shall crack the code with detail, as you will;
Enable much to understand what's read-
Words, whose pieced...

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Categories: overhears, urban, visionary, work, words,
Form: Sonnet
Afloat
in the check cashing line on friday 
she stands, frustrated, calculating in her head
how quickly the paycheck erodes away 
like sand through a sieve &
her hands hurt from the manufacturing she’s been doing
for what seems like her whole life
“on the wrong side of 30,”
she has...

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Categories: overhears, life, daughter, sister, daughter,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Where Do Clouds Go
It’s a game that began when he was young.
Apparently it was something he just had to know
He and his Dad were watching the clouds when he asked,
“Daddy, where do all these clouds go?”

“As they’ve move across the sky…how cool would it be knowing
Where they all...

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© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: overhears, imagination,
Form: Verse
Gulls Ride Upon the High Sea's Tongue
What crashes into them
is the oceans voice beheaded.

Seabirds skim upon verge and crest,
a green swell of rise and fall.

Open mouths trawl the air
then plunge into a rising wave
to scoop a thrashing fin
that dangles now
between life and death.
Gullets gulp down then wide wings
swim on.

Indoor cats stare...

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Categories: overhears, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Upon Learning of the Death of An Almost Stranger
A fellow poet has passed away.
I did not know him in person,
in person he was a name
with a only a shallowly linked life
unknown to me.

Yet on an internet forum
we talked of poetry
gathering jottings of character
and personality. Picking-up
on the nuances of our persona's.

Don't know what he...

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Categories: overhears, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Fury of the Firestorm
FURY OF THE FIRESTORM

as car handles melt and the fury of the firestorm
surrounds this frightened nurse
who thinks she’s dead
her husband metes out an order — “RUN!”
does he think of neatly lined streets of
parallel fire lines, cheering you on
but truth is much hotter
the earth is on...

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Categories: overhears, fire, hero,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Seize the Moment
Seize the Moment
Written: by Tom Wright
1/14/2013

There’s nothing about us,
That God doesn’t know.
He knows where we’ve been,
And yet where we’ll go;

He discerns what we see, 
And overhears us speak.
But give him our heart,
And our life He will tweak.

While days are numbered, 
And we’re not in charge.
We...

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© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: overhears, death, god, hope, life,
Form: Lyric

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry