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Premium Member Spanish Dancing
Rumbling in my mind
The song of Arleen Hurtado
Trying to get into a Spanish mood
As I gaze at the flamingo dancer,
Dressed in black flaming wide dress.

Hear...

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Categories: retires, dance,
Form: Free verse



Of Summer's Glow
As affection of summer’s glow expires 
    Winds bear upon us announcing autumn chill
I wonder the memories laid upon me still
 ...

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Categories: retires, longing, missing, seasons, summer,
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
Premium Member A Love Poem
Beloved, turn off the lights; speak to me;
Is your heart to be evermore my own,
does my name slip from your lips silently...
content, that I should...

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Categories: retires, emotions, heart, love, passion,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member What Doctor Jekyll Hides
In the office, he smiles so charmingly.
Saying and doing all the right things,
he puts all his female patients completely at ease.
Even the women hard to...

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Categories: retires, mystery, people,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member A Love Poem
Beloved, turn off the lights, speak to me;
Is your heart to be evermore my own?
Does my name slip from your lips silently...
content, that I should...

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Categories: retires, loveme, me,
Form: Sonnet



Sex On Fire
SEX  ON FIRE
She silently retires to his secret chamber.
Knowing he was waiting for her...
The doors were locked
the windows closed.
Her backless bodycon...
abandons her ...
as he...

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Categories: retires, desire, passion, sexy,
Form: Free verse
Naked Outside of Dreams
she retires
for the evening
stripping clothes
like emotions
just to match
the emptiness
she hides inside

she wraps herself
in a blanket
of thoughts
as she dreams

on the edge
of her soul
he shines
flickering
like a lost...

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Categories: retires, dream,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member China Tour Thoughts 3
China Tour Diary Moment #3
SHANGRI-LA, TIBET
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Paradise on earth: Himalayan range;
A phenomenon carved by elements;
Here magic gives birth to ways that seem strange;
A place where lessons...

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Categories: retires, devotion,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Across Earthen Sky and Mystical Realms
Across Earthen Sky And Mystical Realms


And where was the light of truth and spirit?
Racing hot, chariots wheels in fires.
The Light sublime, flees when one but...

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Categories: retires, art, beauty, creation, inspirational,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Fig Leaf
at times the soul gets clenched
in an unspeakable grief
in a demoniac grip, it chokes and wriggles
the pain of being stung by a dozen scorpions
or hacked...

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Categories: retires, angst, conflict, depression, lost
Form: Free verse
Premium Member An Arc To Heaven
An Arc to Heaven

Peace flows over my body
     In calming, cooling waves.
Your words carry me to shore
    ...

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Categories: retires, inspiration, love, poetry, romance,
Form: Free verse
The Boatman's Song 7/ Many
The Boatman’s Song                      ...

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Categories: retires, life, love, musicheart, song,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Premium Member Myriad Mountain Hues
Dusty rose and orange gold when daybreaks;
And burnished reds and mauve at setting sun.
The mountains in shades of beauty awakes;
And retires to the same when...

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Categories: retires, beauty, color, mountains, nature,
Form: Sonnet
When Joy Waltzes In
Joy dances in even to the bereft
She cracks my frown with a tango
Then she leaves my house swept

Joy is a hummingbird trapped indoors
Her iridescence lights...

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Categories: retires, dance, death, extended metaphor,
Form: Free verse
Far From the Things of Man
It was the very cusp of day,
The last vestiges of night—
The cratered-moon, it sipped away,
And with it too, its light.

The sleepy sun was yawning 
As...

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Categories: retires, day, imagery, morning, night,
Form: Personification

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