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Premium Member Future Superstar
The world welcomes a newborn baby boy. 
To the mother and father, he is a bundle of joy. 
Right now of course, he is so small. 
It won't be long before he is big and tall. 
As a defensive lineman, he will hone his attack....

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Categories: sacking, baby, basketball, football, future,
Form: Rhyme
No One Really Cares Part 1
NO ONE REALLY CARES

Part 1

No one really CARES so our minds are in arrears, 
We don't care because we live in fear, 
So we stop caring, stop steering and forget what we are hearing,
But I try to do the opposite, 
I invite knowledge as a...

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© Quincy Mac  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: sacking, allegory, care, meaningful, society,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Troy, the Defeat, Odysseus Punishment
Troy, The Defeat, Odysseus Punishment

Apollo, the archer-god, was quite unfair
Slew Eurytus for a vain archery boast
Mortal lives he had so very little care
Sending Greek ships sailing to the coast

Helen of Sparta, beauty beyond compare
face that launched a thousand ships
She of perfect face , body and...

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Categories: sacking, betrayal, conflict, lost love,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Mean Joe and the Curtain
Mean Joe Greene number seventy-five
kept the Pittsburgh Steelers alive

was a solid wall on that frontline
and sacking the quarterback was fine

the Steel Curtain was solid back then
in the seventies they’d always win

that was the decade of the Steelers
take your rookie card to a dealer

and maybe it...

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Categories: sacking, football,
Form: Couplet
This Is Not a Holy Place, Part Two
Part 2.

Into the wasteland he flies
To bury the souls of lies,
Beneath the leaves of time,
Dirty deeds must dirty die.

This then the watchman must do:

Step on the fingers that try,
With downward pulls to pry,
Into doom flower faces,
These flowers must not die.
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The conquistador arrived.
He gazed at the...

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Categories: sacking, history, imagination, inspirational,
Form: Free verse
A Jolly Drongo
Once a
jolly Drongo sat on
the riverbank,
sucking Go-anna eggs
till it brought
insanity,
oh he tried a bit of
thinking,
but his mind was
just a blank,
Fourex beer he'd be
a drinking,
But the Kiwis' are
owning that
so he chewed on some
burnt Damper,
and drank some Billy
tea,
and thought about
the master,
and his obscenity,

bloody torys on a
working class
attack,
15...

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Categories: sacking, adventure,
Form: Ballad



Get a Life You Are a Person No One Would Like To Be
She wasn't clever or cool
allowed to stay home from school
within the four walls
of the house where she ruled
reducing her social scene to the bare minimal
as her knowledge and know-how didn't develop at all
with activities limited and experience dormant
she failed to be interesting, staying dense and...

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© Nick Trim  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: sacking, corruption, perspective, power, slam,
Form: Rhyme
Brutus Iulius Trois Page 01
*readers  think of this epic as classic Latin badly translated into English.

Brutus Iulius Trois  page 1

Only the oldest among us all
can truthfully tell the tale
of the way the world was
after noble Troy fell
Priam's kingdom  scattered to dust and ashes
escaped had Aeneas cousin...

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Categories: sacking, adventure, history,
Form: Epic
Just Like Daddy
My daddy is a dope boy.
I see him sacking rocks.
So now I'm putting my toys in mommy's ziplocs.
She's in the kitchen cooking but I know she is crying.
Daddy's never home, he's gone all the time.
I think my daddy loves because he bought me a pair...

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Categories: sacking, absence, addiction, baby, beauty,
Form: Light Verse
Unsung Hero
Trite foot soldier status lacking
Pedigree earned by under stress not cracking
Anonymous ward of the state with little backing
Nameless face sent into the infernal abyss hacking
On unstated mission sent packing
In an unknown, unfamiliar field bivouacing
An amorphous, invisible foe tracking
Without reserve an unidentified conscript attacking
On an obscure...

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Categories: sacking, dedicationsoldier,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Circus Dancer
Wardrobe malfunction…circus seamstress needs sacking ~ Quick … send in the clowns!

Bare breasts are on show ~ cheeks match her red hair ~snow white steed to the rescue!...

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Categories: sacking, art, dance, horse,
Form: Monoku
Premium Member See Sweet Sense Sing
(Note: This poem is a Sonnet with Alliteration.)
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Be beyond borrow, sensuous soaring sights;
Move motive mind map, leapfrog lusty looks;
Apt applause arrows, lovely lasting light;
Settle succinct sap, browse blossoming book.
Carve crystal crazy, prime preying puzzle;
Lively learning lifts, creamy comfort clowns;
Heap hindsight hazy, dream drowsy dazzle;
Glimpse good...

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Categories: sacking, celebration,
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member Burlap and Satin
BURLAP and SATIN

Texture fine, woven design
Like harden tree sap
Rough is the burlap!!!
That's at my finger tips
Smooth is soft the satin as silk
The dress rapped around her waist

Burlap and satin

Give me such touch my reactions
Hard rough the silken liner
Smooth is the burlap binder???
Coarse touch soft brush
Weave...

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Categories: sacking, appreciation, beautiful, fashion, feelings,
Form: Rhyme
We Are At War
We are at war.
Though, no sound of cannon
To announce its trauma
No blind bullets
Sacking the preyed places
No lifeless bodies
Littering the silent streets
No flying fires
Sending smokes to rule the sky,
When you stare us in the eyes
You'd see we are at war....

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Categories: sacking, art,
Form: Ballad
Eavesdropping On a Cabinet Meeting
"We need to cut the budget" the Treasury Minister said 
"To try to get back in the black we’re deeply in the red
Our creditors are losing faith we’re getting near our limit
Gordon said he’d saved the world, I think he’s dropped us in it

Hang on...

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© Roy May  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: sacking, political
Form:

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry