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Premium Member Haiku Oomph
Jog at skybridge
Dusk descends swiftly;
Deep darkness sums


Side by side we
Stride brisk and fast;
Stop clock moments


A neighbour smiles
Mobile cellphone chat;
Our feet speed away


Evening echoes
Cicada serenade;
Hazy ambience floats


Thoughts meander
Nothing to say;
Meal pack detour


Dinner for two
Me and you;
Silent melodrama


Digital TV
Sitcom sequesters;
Lavish drama serials


News in brief:
War, death, violence;
What else...

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Categories: serials, blessing,
Form: Haiku
Premium Member An Acute Ache
"Can you feel the soul of an abandoned house;
        can you hear the whispering? " 
                      ...

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Categories: serials, house, life, old, people,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Passing Clouds
Rain hurls wetness
Public places watered;
Soaking exposure

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Dark passing clouds
Loiter and linger;
Tears from heaven

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Rainy debris
Dry leaves soaked;
Earthy tea brew

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Takeaway meal
Local gourmet touch;
Sensorial pleasures

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Two crows sit
Rain drenched;
Tree branch spies

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Cherry tomatoes
Crunchy sensations;
Power de-tox

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Bus ride trip
Nowhere to go;
Surprise awaits

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Old movies
Greyscale tones;
Funny talkies

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TV serials
High definition colours;
Crystal brilliance

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Window view
Twenty storeys high;
Rainy day...

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Categories: serials, change,
Form: Haiku

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Premium Member Entertainment In My Youth
Entertainment in My Youth
By Franklin Price
revised and reformatted  to poetic prose
(an experiment for me)
5/28/2017

Entertainment came quite easy, I could do it for myself. The public library had lots of books, they stored them on the shelf. I could check them out, and from them,...

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Categories: serials, life, youth,
Form: Prose Poetry
Rain Diary-Part3 of 3
1. Today’s rains make me feel a drought
All the more thirstingly. A drought
Of all that is not unwanted
All that is not love, that is.
In times when farmers kill themselves
Due to debts, a rash truck kills 
A man on a walk and fellow 
Students rape a...

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Categories: serials, nature,
Form: Verse
Relax
Relax;
Rather block up the ass;
Gather the Self and watch;
Let me talk my mind,
Cus’ I don’t mind,
I’m really mine!
Jesus came, and was thirsty,
And even died at thirty;
Never couldn’t buy a bugatti,
But is hailed, even at the pulpit!
You know, he’s got the truth;
This is the only proof
That...

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Categories: serials, cry, true love, trust,
Form: ABC



The Wonderful World of Creative Writing
Most people think of creative writing, as belonging almost exclusively to the genre of the world, of fictional writing. When in fact any writing involving both skill and imagination.  Might loosely fit into its classification.  Take magazine and especially newspaper publications.  The...

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Categories: serials, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member Sonic Sonnet
Sonorous, saporous symphonies: strong;
soothingly spirited, sublime sweet songs.
Satisfied sigh, sees salubrious springs;
sharp, sizzling sunburn scream: saltwater stings.

Searing sharp satirists, snarkily snide;
subtle smart sophists show soft, specious side.
Skimpy, salacious shows sell sexy spice;
somber, sad serials scarcely suffice.

Seismic'ly sensitive subsurface screens;
substandard systems: severe shakes scarce seen.
Scaling slick...

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© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: serials, sound,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Flash View
As the TV screen comes alive,
Screeching with news of death,
In natural calamities and road accidents
Of war on Ukraine that kills and maims thousands 
Of carnage and bloodshed,
Of gory tales of rape and molestation
Of manhandling and suicide
Of battered childhood and teary eyed women
Of politicians’ pandemonium open...

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Categories: serials, anger, conflict, death, heartbreak,
Form: Free verse
Why Are Parents Forcing Children To Be First
“Study, Learn, You Have, 
To Come In Merit.
Even If The Electricity Went, 
Make The Candle Lit

See Your Friend, 
He Is So Intelligent
In front Of His Mother, 
My Image Has Been Faint.

See He Has So Many Awards, 
His Mother Was Saying, He Is, In School, For...

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Categories: serials, family, children, life, time,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Knife's Edge
I often wonder at a knife-edge.
I thank, for this, the master craftsman;
Shine or dull; sharp; or blunt like a wedge,
Within them, hides vast arts a million.

Assortments of knife-edges I know.
V edge: for veggies! Tool of mothers;
Convex V: splitter's sharp stiletto.
Scimitar: beloved of butchers.

Chisel-edged: Japanese Acetone!
Sushi...

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Categories: serials, art, judgement, life,
Form: Rhyme
Leave Two Eat Word Play
“We or barn to eat good food” ass a pay-rent I say.
sand-witches and serials cane keep yew light,
see food can bee hearty,
Jews may help yew stay fit,
bred, meet, eggs, been and milk or healthy;
butt far my chill-run, junk ease a hit
bee it far brake-fast, lunch...

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Categories: serials, humor,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Similar Sounds
Sonorous, saporous symphonies: strong;
Soothingly spiritual, sublime sweet songs.

Seismically sensitive subsurface screens;
Substandard systems severe shakes scarce seen.

Searing sharp satirists, snarkily snide;
Subtle smart sophists show soft, specious side.

Skimpy, salacious shows sell sexy spice;
Somber, sad serials scarcely suffice.

Sans similarities, superimposed;
Sequencing syllables, simple supposed....

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© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: serials, sensual, silence, simple, surreal,
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member It Was An Age When
It was an age when
bread was delivered
by a baker in a horse and cart
and carried to the house
in big wicker basket,
and the milkman left bottled milk
on the doorstep before the sun
was up, and old men 
kept an eye on the street 
and raced out with...

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Categories: serials, memory, nostalgia,
Form: Free verse
Ghosts of the Catskills
I stand inside a ballroom that stretches long before me,
it is a sitting room right now, formal chairs and setees,
tall windows stretch ceiling to floor, twice as tall as a man,
with velvet drapes sent from Europe to make it all so grand,
floral tile across the...

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Categories: serials, age, appreciation, beauty, history,
Form: Rhyme

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