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Premium Member Sepia Recollections
As I sit upon these old porch steps, that I have always known
A weathered stoop, with gray floorboards, that shake with every wind
These creaks and...

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Categories: slat, family, grandfather,
Form: Free verse



Spoilt Brat
A soft spring breeze blows gently

across the open toes 

of my Italian leather sandals.

Sitting on the weathered oaken bench

I can picture you swinging on those...

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© Tim Smith  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: slat, love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Enthusiasm Giggles
Rain beats against the window, 
As my little boy leans his brow
And little hands against the cool glass,
Staring, longing to go out. 

His eyes light...

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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: slat, boy, emotions, rain,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Hot Air Balloon Escape
Hot air balloons were escaping from the house
Coming from every slither and slat like a mouse
They rose from the doorway into the wind
Colors of turquoise,...

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Categories: slat, sky,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Red Christmas Bike
it was the week after Christmas,
the one when fate had granted me my fondest wish,.....
(a lustrous, ruby-red, Schwinn bicycle that sported a basket in the...

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Categories: slat, mother, mother daughter, nostalgia,
Form: Narrative



Sweetness and Smoke
He remembered the Ohio of his youth.
Winters of pure, glistening snow. His parents
taking him on wagon rides over hidden,
winding trails through naked woodlands.
Swooping great horned...

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Categories: slat, adventure, family, remember, winter,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Playing In the Rain
Rain beats against the window, 
as a little boy leans his forehead
 and little hands against the cool glass,
staring, longing to go out. 

His eyes...

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© Eve Roper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: slat, boy, rain, rainbow,
Form: Free verse
Sturdy, Curvy, Furry Cats In Hats
Oh to the whoa, Honey, today I saw a trio of funny!
Mercy be, I saw three furry cats that all wore hats;
one was skinny and...

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Categories: slat, animal, cat, fantasy, giggle,
Form: Light Verse
Psychosomatic
Degree work again! With Aberdeen University, 
Long distance, so not in strange surroundings, 
This time in the subject of my choice and tenacity,
For posterity, so...

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Categories: slat, bible, education, happiness, parents,
Form: Quatrain
Premium Member What?
WHAT?

Thanksgiving’s on the way
This had crossed my mind
But what?
While shopping the mall yesterday I came on this display –
Who could miss it? – 
Shelves and...

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Categories: slat, holidayred, food, red,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Missing Mama-F
For 19 years, I have missed a Lovely Queen; absolutely one of the finest.           ...

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Categories: slat, family, home, love, memory,
Form: Couplet
Trek Through the Tethered Wood
Winding path through the tawny wood
Hanging branches form a shadowy hood
Dangling vines each spindled fold lace
Slippery, svelte moss cloaks the base
The vented light peeps through...

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Categories: slat, adventure, courage, , Lullaby,
Form: Rhyme
Are We Whining
I walked up the sidewalk to the front door
That had a welcome mat.
The doorbell I rang was kind of flat.
I saw Frankenstein peeking through a...

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Categories: slat, adventure, childhood, cute, education,
Form: Rhyme
Untitled
A crimson bird perched
On a pointed fence slat, "crack!-"
    A sunflower seed! 

         ...

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Categories: slat, imagery,
Form: Haiku
Guide To Writing Poetry
Guide to Writing Poetry

I was going to tell you about how beautiful the sun looked sinking
below the horizon line from my back pouch the other...

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Categories: slat, poems,
Form: Free verse

Book: Shattered Sighs