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The Virginia Hermaphrodite
The Virginia Hermaphrodite
(Bennet’s Farm, Jamestowne, 1629)

Your Honors, Gentlemen of the Council,
Ask me– how it is that I am brought here?
Stepping out of church, bothering no...

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Categories: overmuch, history,
Form: Dramatic Monologue



Rejuvenation
The soft geography of hip and thigh,
smooth undulations lovely to the touch,
so silky and provocative, I sigh,
as I caress your contours overmuch;
for I cannot restrain...

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Categories: overmuch, sensual,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Two Murders - Part Iii Finis
3.

Death, the Master, wears a thousand faces.
The white smile of the skull
Lies behind the 5 O'Clock shadow
And beneath, perhaps, those laughing eyes
Looking your way across...

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Categories: overmuch, horror, murder,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member High Tide
I sat and watched the sea for hours,
The tidal waters rising higher,
Ignored inconsequential showers
To watch the white and height of spray,
To see the swell and...

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Categories: overmuch, sea, beach,
Form: Rhyme
Rejuvenation
The soft geography of hip and thigh,
smooth undulations lovely to the touch,
so silky and provocative, I sigh,
as I caress your contours overmuch!
for I cannot restrain...

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Categories: overmuch, love,
Form: Sonnet



And Let Us Now Silence That Intrusive Music So Ominous, So Banal, So Tinny and So Slight
As rains and the torrentialest of snows plummet, 
Filling all the skies and the area interstitial to earth and sky 
With a frenzy of flying...

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Categories: overmuch, absence, age, america, analogy,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member A Gentle Touch
The sweetest thing between lovers is a touch
Which means I love you to the point of overmuch
Sending thrills unsurpassed
Of true love that will last
Through the...

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Categories: overmuch, love,
Form: Limerick
Rejuvenation
The soft geography of hip and thigh,
smooth undulations lovely to the touch,
so silky and provocative, I sigh,
as I caress your contours overmuch;
for I cannot restrain...

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Categories: overmuch, love, passion,
Form: Verse
Rejuvenation Adult
The soft geography of hip and thigh,
smooth undulations lovely to the touch,
so silky and provocative, I sigh,
as I caress your contours overmuch;
for I cannot restrain...

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Categories: overmuch, love,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member A Gentle Touch
The sweetest thing between lovers is touch
Which means I love you to the point of overmuch
Sending thrills unsurpassed
Of true love that will last
Through trials and...

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Categories: overmuch, sweet,
Form: Limerick
Rejuvenation
The soft geography of hip and thigh,
smooth undulations lovely to the touch,
so silky and provocative, I sigh,
as I caress your contours overmuch
for I cannot restrain...

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Categories: overmuch, passion,
Form: Verse
Bennie
He does not answer when I speak,
     the severed head in the picnic basket,
nor do the swarming flies on the muslin...

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© Tony Bush  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: overmuch, allegory, art, death, life,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member So Long To Philosophy and Theology
Marymount University is saying farewell to some storied majors
    including Art, English, Philosophy, Theology - and Math
  
  Artists will...

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Categories: overmuch, education, farewell, fate,
Form: Rhyme
Upcountry (A Rhopalic)
A by-the-whim jaunt, chance 
journey – overmuch, unplanned, 
halfwitted? – spontaneous electrifying 
possibilities overblossoming ultrathundering
magnabravissimos!...

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Categories: overmuch, nature
Form: I do not know?
Commas Count
War mars the face of man.
Though this be known to all men
we realists connive.
Thrice-prancing priests in March
have made red their faces,
have conspired anew to despoil
summer's...

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Categories: overmuch, war,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs