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Procrastination
Skimming through paragraphs,
I seem to stretch time and shrink my attention 
Underlining words I can't grasp
With my limited span of concentration,
Creating art I can't explain...

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Categories: rubbles, anxiety,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member The Sacred Drops
Forth from the heaven, from the misty moorlands of all sacred woodland greens,
drop by drop by striking the pebbles and untouched vegetations oozes, 
the intoning...

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Categories: rubbles, beauty, journey, nature, philosophy,
Form: Romanticism
Premium Member The Autobiography of a Brook
You've visited me after a long time: Remember; once, I was brimming with might? Named babbling brook, revered as a singing deity, how blissful was...

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Categories: rubbles, care, caregiving, change, childhood,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Lament For the Dead
Lament for the Dead

buried deep beneath
Twin Towers’ bloodstained rubbles
my murdered loved one

a heartbroken heaven wept 
trapping joy in a time warp…




In memory of Alva Sanchez...

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Categories: rubbles, bereavement, death of a
Form: Tanka
A Trophy's Atrophy
for it, the hot-blooded campus youth
   booed and cheered, fought and cheated;

      adrift in the hysteria of intramural...

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Categories: rubbles, nostalgia, places, seasons,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Evie's Cookin Da Books
When Evie wrote her first cook book
Her neighbour, Val, oh how she shook
What she found on page nine
Was HER steak in red wine
She declared sneaky...

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Categories: rubbles, conflict, food, truth,
Form: Limerick
Pickled Scenery
A huge Alsatian barks at a passerby stranger
as the pond geese honk sensing grave danger
Trudges back home a rangy lone ranger.

Big and little aubergines cast...

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Categories: rubbles, allah, nature, social,
Form: Triolet
Come Away With Me My Love
Come away with me into the night
Lets race each other through the moonlight,
Let’s leave the world so there's just us
All of our love, care and...

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Categories: rubbles, life, love, passion, peace,
Form: Rhyme
Ishmael Beah
My face tiled in rubbles
make my troubles visible,
result of my lamed fights,
became my life unfeasible.

Don't talk about my mojo,
if you don't like it,
it will chase...

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Categories: rubbles, life
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member To You, Our Gift
Resplendent beauty always radiates from you inside and outside
Irresistible smiles shine on your face where everyone wants to ride
Tenaciously keep them with you, pervasive to...

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© Len Gasun  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: rubbles, friendship,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Merged In Surrender
MERGED IN SURRENDER


Kiss me quiet under the rain~   skips and pounds,
awash the tears and pain fevering my anguish,
with the July moon to stir...

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Categories: rubbles, feelings, inspiration, life, love,
Form: Ballade
Climate Change and the Tales From the Victims of Typhoon Yolanda
Through the storm surge and chaotic sky, 
the scale of destruction: hell on earth, 
towns flattened into a horrible wasteland, 
the deluge created ghost cities...

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Categories: rubbles, environment,
Form: Classicism
The Hero
The thunder struck and the heavy rains came,
He struggled for survival, fought hard.
The downpour wouldn’t stop, the streets now flooded,
the man now lay unconscious on...

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Categories: rubbles, angel, blessing, courage, god,
Form: Rhyme
Tales From the Victims of Yolanda
Through the storm surge and chaotic sky, 
the scale of destruction: hell on earth, 
towns flattened into a horrible wasteland, 
the deluge created ghost cities...

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Categories: rubbles, environment,
Form: Classicism
My Pen Will Tell the Tales
I'm  under the weather of 
raging ravenous ravens
feathers--vultures gliding
awaiting the corpses
of my bleeding thoughts,
and my wounded pen.

The carvings that furnished
the sanctuary my once empty 
thoughts,...

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Categories: rubbles, metaphor
Form: Free verse

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