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Indigenous Creatures of My Writing Desk
There is an antique writing desk
in my little study
handed-me-down
from generations of would-be
writers in my family

And there are ancient creatures
from days gone by
living in this old...

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Categories: prolifically, anxiety, feelings, humor, humorous,
Form: Free verse



The State of Ostracism
THE STATE OF OSTRACISM

Excommunicated by popular vote, I became isolated in a world chosen from birth.
Priests came to convert us, but we were practicing the...

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Categories: prolifically, africa, america, appreciation, black
Form: Dramatic Verse
The Seventh Child
But I walk along.
Forte to my cause.
A fort of strength…
Militarily built -
     Therefore, must be militarily defeated.
Many say I am a...

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Categories: prolifically, adventure, america, appreciation, autumn,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Another Day In Africa
In Africa another day is born
At dawn
The optimist awakes
To a world that’s bright with receding night
Hope and promise of things new
A world where dreams come...

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© Roy Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: prolifically, africa,
Form: Free verse
History
Is there such a thing
	as a prolifically sad time?
Surely, there is and was and still can be.
Every generation has had it, sees it,
	some, more than...

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© Dm Babbit  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: prolifically, history,
Form: Ballad



Premium Member Mock Orange Blossoms
Early summer flowering deciduous shrubs, 
And I among them came and went with
Philadelphus virginalis,
Their brightening solar ships.

Its natural tendency is to grow vase-shaped,
Clipping encourages the...

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Categories: prolifically, nature
Form: Free verse
Promised a Poesy Garden
In the shadows of a
    darkly relinquished night,
 an unrelenting musing beast struck
       presenting a proposition,
...

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© Paloma P   Create an image from this poem.
Categories: prolifically, allusion, art, assonance, fantasy,
Form: Alliteration
An Attribute of Dr Maya Angelou
A seed is to produce whether it brings forth fruit or the truth.
In life, there is a light that incites and provides insight.
Justice is taught...

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Categories: prolifically, appreciation, bereavement, black african
Form: Verse
-mind Boggling,Profound-
Care to pause and ponder upon
  the mathematical proportional sum
       of that miniscule electron
    ...

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Categories: prolifically, inspirational, introspection,
Form: Free verse
Poetry Advice
This is not a poem, but since National Writing Day was a couple of days ago, I thought I would share a couple of words...

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© Grace Zha  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: prolifically, creation, devotion, poems, voice,
Form: Prose
Premium Member I Should Have Prayed
I have roles in from the depths of pain;
Relive my life knife games;
Random promises of broken flames;
I was bitter and embarrassed:

I should have prayed;

Mother was...

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Categories: prolifically, america, anger, anxiety, bereavement,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member Hygiene
I've heard,
but never experienced,
that cleanliness
performs next to godliness.

I'm looking into a game theory
that mental health 
hygiene is also
not not spiritual wealth
co-mediation

Sharing
caring
riding a daily journey
from sacred...

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Categories: prolifically, analogy, god, health, integrity,
Form: Political Verse
Premium Member Life For the Aged
Life for the Aged

Old age comes with an eighteen wheeler’s load of hurt.
Old age comes with the rest of life, permeated with pain.

Old age comes...

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Categories: prolifically, old,
Form: Free verse
Oink
I am working on a bridge. It is very wide. It is not high. I am very round. But I can fly. Flap flap flap...

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Categories: prolifically, animal,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member From a Childless Father
None rankle me like a parent so blind,
  he or she that see what they choose to see.
O readers, I beg of that rudest...

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Categories: prolifically, children, parents,
Form: Sonnet

Book: Shattered Sighs