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Premium Member Who Protects the Singular
Who Protects the Singular and the Few?
Acknowledged without reward.

The Predator took my talents,
My gifts stolen and used.
I am without rewards.

I never wanted them,
 The Agent, Some Union dues.

Who protects the singular or the few?
The masses need protection too....

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Categories: singular, abuse, business, career, confidence,
Form: Free verse
A Singular Pair
A singular pair

 

Your feelings, your emotions,

Are they mine to share?

Your frustrations, your insecurities,

Is that my cross to bare?

 

Are we singular, a unit,

Or are we a pair?

Are your struggles my own

If our future we share?

 

Togetherness means one,

But are we not two?

Do I live for myself?

Or do...

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Categories: singular, husband, identity, love, perspective,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Villanelle: To What Great Good Singular Individuals Sacrificed Their Lives
Villanelle: To what great good singular individuals sacrificed their lives

To what great good singular individuals sacrificed their lives
To free their peoples from the oppressors’ superior mores
Only to find after they’re gone no true local legacy survives

To what great good Mexican peasants seized land archives
When President...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: singular, community, history, political,
Form: Villanelle

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A Singular Act of Splendor-Producing Makeup Application
A singular act of splendor-producing
makeup application at the tip of a brush
can awaken worlds that confound the imagination
and certainly confound all religious absurdities,
psychologies, and philosophies.

I choose a life that continuously confounds the absolute--
the absolute right
the absolute faith
the absolute belief
the absolute idea
the absolute definition--
by way of...

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Categories: singular, life,
Form: Free verse
Singular Glutton
Save your energy...
I've found my center a place to sit amongst the absent.
My mother-my best thought; says she made this all just for us.
Love your enemy...
My father killed my dog-my best friend, lost.
My father killed him then disinfected both hands in our kitchen sink.
A place...

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Categories: singular, allegory, confusion, father, hate,
Form: Alliteration
Third Person Singular
Thundering skies make me remember the night,
when your eyes flashed in agony of pure joy.
For every and each drop of that rain I would fight,
and have it all again before my heart could ever coy.

But time is not a friend, an enemy that all destroy,
and...

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Categories: singular, lost loveme,
Form: Sonnet



Appreciate the Pronoun of the Second Person Singular
thank·er
re·thank
un·thanked
un·thank·ing
Always Thinking...

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Categories: singular, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member One Singular Issue Will Not Turn This Around
Whether you believe in gun laws or not,
Taking away guns is not going to change
The mentality of the deranged
Taking away trucks would not have stopped
The recent NYC attacker from harming people
On a bike path, as it happened

The frustration is brewing because,
There is not an easy...

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Categories: singular, america, change, corruption, grief,
Form: Free verse
Singular a Widow
At first light
I set out to further my wanderings 
Tripping the grassy ride along 
To catch a boat sailing to other province 

Along the path, a sweet sepulchral voice
Arrest my sympathy breast
Entranced by the sweetness of the voice
I seek it to find, thus, I became...

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Categories: singular, depression, lost, woman, women,
Form: Ballad
Singular In the World
No chance.
There is no person like me in the world.
This is the way i am.
I excel.
I like to give
I am religious
Taken aback
Raised in modesty
Happy to bring
Happy to fly...

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Categories: singular, chicago,
Form: Ballad
Singular
Because you craved a diminutive dream
For what was so seemingly extraordinary 
Especially for you
You awarded it with a false ideal of
Forever
And, you now know that forever isn’t any more true 
For a rock, or an ocean, or, you
Especially, you
[when change comes, breathing new life, beautiful...

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© Heidi Coon  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: singular, appreciation, change, courage, encouraging,
Form: Free verse
All of My Most Precious and Treaured Lines Revisited In This 1 Singular Simple Poem
It's been a little more and two score

Since I revisited all of my most
treaured ghostly line from my
poetic past

Dipped and dabbed my nib in ink
like a knife through endless scraps
of paper wondering if I had a point

Then melancholy I yawn then sigh
and upon this journey...

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Categories: singular, career, old,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Like Stars a Mystery
“The mystery of life isn't a problem to solve, but a reality to experience”. Tom McCallum
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Categories: singular, appreciation, mystery, star,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Two Words - Redux Two
Two Words – Redux Two
 
Push
Pull

Donut
Hole

Toilet
Bowl

Laundry
Fold

Sing
Song

Ping
Pong

Mao
Zedong

Fly
Eater

Cloud
Nine

Moon
Shine

Vinegar
Brine

Wild
One

No
Pun

Arm
Leg

Black
Plague

Circle
Square

Head
Hair

Sonic
Whistle

Broom
Thistle

Pretty
Face

Human
Race

Alien
Space

Mountain 
Road

Horned
Toad

Meteor 
Rock

Mister
Spock

Start
Dart

Go
Flow

Pol
Pot

Hope
Not

Green
Brown

Smile
Frown

City
Town

River
Creak

Circus
Freak

Stuffy
Nose

Big
Toes

Bogart
Bacall

Free
Fall

Standing
Tall

Music
Note

Castle
Moat

Witch
Hag

Laundry
Bag

Robber
Rubber

Space
Discover

Race
Car

Bucket
Tar

Fruit
Jar

Phrenology
Psychology

Logo
Pogo

Wine
Beer

Whine
Jeer

Weather
Clear

Beach
Chair

People
Stare

Garden
Hose

Bloody
Rose

Genius
Knows

Alaskan
Snow

Car
Far

Road
Tar

Proud
Hound

Ground
Round

Upside
Downside

Aladdin
Jafar 

Genie
Wish

Table
Fish

Wash
Dish

Slobber
Swish

Babble
Gabble

Clark
Gable

Atlantic
Cable

Stool
Pool

Fad
Lad

Gary Bateman, Copyright © All Rights Reserved
September 3, 2018 (Short-Form Free Verse)...

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Categories: singular, assonance, history, imagery, metaphor,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Two Words - Redux Three
Two Words – Redux Three
 
Wax
Wane

Big
Train

Hood
Wood

Tooth
Booth

Gosh
Posh

Purple
Pink

Kitchen
Sink

Ice
Rink

Nays
Ways

Moon
Shine

Vinegar
Brine

Wild
One

Hun
Pun

Smart
Enough

Not
Tough

Prince
Wince

Ping
Pong

Bong
Dong

Real
Thing

Voice
Hoarse

Winning
Horse

Grasshopper
Stridulate

Cosmic
Force

Too
Much

Not
Enough

Poll
Toll

Pool
Tool

Duel
Fool

Bread
Roll

Place
Race

Brawl
Tall

Ace
Chase

Bath
Wrath

Back
Rub

Bone
Daddy

Phone
Mommy

Bingo
Bango

Exciting
Tango

Fango
Jango

Play
Piano

Porky
Pig

Dance
Jig

Hour
Tower

Flower
Power

Witch
Hazel

Nose
Nasal

Eye
Brow

Black
Cow

Bow
Wow

Fat
Man

Diet
Plan

Circus
Politics

Dirty
Sure

Facts
Blur

Sham
Shame

Many
Blame

Propel
Excel

Pain
Contain

All
Same

Total
Insane

Pica
Print

Time
Went

Odor
Vent

Pint
Tint

Rile
Pile

Gomer
Pyle

Vex
Hex

Hey
Tex

Tyrannosaurus
Rex

Flex
Perplex

Flick
Fleck

Bird
Peck

Oh
Heck

Card
Deck

Slick
Wick

Gary Bateman, Copyright © All Rights Reserved
November 2, 2018 (Short-Form Free Verse)...

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Categories: singular, assonance, history, imagery, metaphor,
Form: Free verse

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