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Premium Member Texian Macabre Arena
The First Texian Macabre Arena Ballad (The extended free-fallen edition)
 
In another life, is where I first saw your face!
One summer afternoon, lying wounded next...

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Categories: render, pride, sin, sorrow, symbolism,
Form: Ballad



Premium Member I Acquiesce To Friendship
Your sensuous eyes render me a fool.
How clumsy I become within your mien.
I stutter, stumble trying to keep cool
While all the time envisioning a scene
Of...

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Categories: render, dream, friendship love, longing,
Form: Sonnet
My Muse of Poetry
Not all the worlds belong to me
Not all the words set me free
What the heart loves
is of will
I just free some words
to confine its spill.

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A...

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Categories: render, art, beauty, inspiration, muse,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member My Prayer For Today
My Prayer For Today
7/22/2019
Written: by Miracle Man

Lord, guard my tongue in things I say,
Let your son Jesus be my light today.

Let each of my thoughts...

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© Tom Wright  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: render, prayer,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member My Heart Skips a Beat My Love
My heart skips a beat my love each and every time 
I’m with you my dearest sweet and lovely Darling
Since the passions and feelings you...

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Categories: render, allegory, beauty, celebration, emotions,
Form: Free verse



Flowers of the Heart
The garden of love bids tending
                 so often it...

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Categories: render, care, garden, growth, heart,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Magical Music of Poetry
The notes of love in verse;
a melody of life
penned softly a la carte
which render thoughts of bliss
that whisper heart-to-heart.

The notes of love in verse;
a symphony...

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Categories: render, love, poetry,
Form: Monchielle Stanza
Still a Soldier
I lay here today a soldier
I know some don't understand
I will try to explain
So maybe you can

I served my country
For many a year
I retired long...

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Categories: render, bereavement, soldier, veterans day,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Survival In the Midst of Ignorance
My prayers are not asking you to
 
save me from my enemy.
 
My children have turned their backs.
 
They praise dance with many
 
Adversaries-
 
When...

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Categories: render, analogy, spoken word, wisdom,
Form: Classicism
A Single Blade of Grass
I’ve read a lot about the stars—
sought precious knowledge of deep space. 
Wondered when we’ll go to Mars—
pondered if we’ll leave this place. 

Some problems...

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Categories: render, dedication,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member Common Thread
A tribute to young daffodils 
   may grace the poet's page:
new grass, full streams, or nesting larks,
   as Spring takes center...

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© John Watt  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: render, death, faith, poetry, poets,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Trust No One
~My Heart~

•      One last night before the grave
•	Thousands of thoughts of you I save
•	-Every night, I experience the same dream
•	That...

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Categories: render, body, confusion, corruption, courage,
Form: Epic
I Feel
What can I say that I haven’t said before
What can I recite to tell how much more
You mean to my world
How that I’ve never felt...

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Categories: render, love, heart, time, heart,
Form: I do not know?
Eucalyptus Longing
The rushing wonts of action render these happenings unmovable,
These feelings, passionately felt, to dull words ill and strained
She clings, my koala, with chocolate eyes pining...

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Categories: render, beauty, dedication, for her,
Form: Personification
Premium Member The Miller Girls: Now Presenting
Inside our parents’ bedroom by the door,
our sister Jenny played the old piano.
From all of us a melody would soar
in varying degrees of voice soprano.

A...

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Categories: render, sister,
Form: Sonnet

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