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Premium Member Nightmare
"You are welcomed to your room at night, everything is in the same familiar place. It's been long day. Climbing in to your comfy bed....

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Categories: piecing, anxiety,
Form: Abecedarian



Premium Member Imbedded In Pages
I picked up my tube of super glue
In hopes of piecing together
Sad lonely broken you
As I sifted through the bits
I wasn't sure what to do
Although...

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Categories: piecing, character, heartbroken, pain,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Cups of Time
As Time unwinds with a cup of tea
Sipping fragrant steam of centuries
No rush to fluff the flattened sea

In the key of wind's piano notes
Strumming with...

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Categories: piecing, mountains, nature, sea, sky,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Laureate
"Laureate"



Laureate 
speak now lofty phantom
to my mind

guide my hand 
I write I write I write

receptor of communication
things that are not mortal
Luminiferous aether 

sublime 
not normal...

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Categories: piecing, dark, freedom, hero, light,
Form: Romanticism
Premium Member The Anaesthetist
His
kindness
pieces me,
gathers the strewn
shattering sepals
when I'm scattered to storm;
tries to place me soothingly
beyond iridescence of tears
and fears I must transcend, becoming
the tranquil trellis to which...

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Categories: piecing, health,
Form: Etheree



Premium Member Inner Sanctum
Growing out of childish pranks,
With the storm and stress of turbulent teens,
I locked within my mind’s cupboard,
A portrait vaguely sketched, but never finished.
Rough it was,...

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Categories: piecing, appreciation, best friend, growing
Form: Free verse
Sorrow
She sits alone 
She draws her knees up to her shoulders, hugging them tightly
She shivers in the icy wind 
Her teeth chatter and the stream...

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Categories: piecing, death, depression, loss, sadheart,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Haiku
that crazy old quilt
she was piecing together
just before the stroke


Dave Austin...

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Categories: piecing, assonance, sad,
Form: Haiku
Mystery of a Dead Child
Pardoned through the postmortem black
The green air like gas driving through
The dense flakes laid on my head.

My body lay heavy with the sunken Red Sea.
My...

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Categories: piecing, death, emotions, farewell, funeral,
Form: Free verse
On the Road To Vezalay Part 2
The Holy Land

The butchers slab of Hell, of Christian and Infidel.
Swords slash and cut lose the soul, fear! not 
conscience pays the toll. And yet...

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Categories: piecing, educationwords, me, christian, prayer,
Form: Epic
Self Education
Reflection of self
Habitual brooding
Defines how one felt
And aids self improving

Inward dissection
Puzzle piecing
Every direction
Knowledge increasing

Data collecting
Soul observation 
Pattern connecting
Self education...

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Categories: piecing, identity,
Form: Rhyme
Pins and Needles
Let's take these pins and needles

That we're always sitting on

And sew up this relationship

Before it goes completely wrong

Piecing it all together

These used lives, tattered and...

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Categories: piecing, love, love hurts, relationship,
Form: Rhyme
The Uncontained
he parlayed a condom full of nouns
in bold thrusts of the quill
for the para structuralist cadres
many of them freeway orphans
who won't even read a stoplight
on...

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Categories: piecing, crazy, howl, humanity, slam,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Freedom At All Costs
Even should a mother forget
but she cannot
but even if she could
God has sent His mother
to hold the bloodied limbs
in her arms
just as she held God’s...

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Categories: piecing, abortion, baby, children, freedom,
Form: Free verse
Or So I'Ve Been Told
You're a mystery to me, a modicum of memory.
I have your straight nose; your big, clumsy feet;
Your dry sense of humour and stubborn streak -...

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Categories: piecing, family, me,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs