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Premium Member A Gentle Slam
Simply unaware....or perhaps I don't care
what others say or do
It's partially true
I'm through

Used to care what they think
of my words, of my ink
not anymore....
So much...

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Categories: slated, community, poetry, poets,
Form: Dramatic Monologue



Long Forsaking
Faraway, across a widening 
Expanse of vacant fields,
Dawns slated light is gradually 
Awaking;
And too soon new Morn's stilled 
Indifference 
Determinedly steals
Into the abstractions  of...

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Categories: slated, memory,
Form: Rhyme
One Man One Cap and a Baseball Bat
He was known as Joltin John
With his baseball bat and his cap upon

He played the game with vigour and speed
Many a supporter said he was...

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Categories: slated, baseball,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Gulf Stream Beckons
Spending three full days and two nights at sea
Is surely the best vacation for me

Conch chowder dinner the night before
At dawn adieu to the Key...

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Categories: slated, adventure, seavacation,
Form: Couplet
Recollections From the Golden Cree Ii
Past unconcerned hens that distractedly 
Scratch
Under frowning protestations from the
Sheltered Lee;
Into the cloaked shadows lain across the 
Cobbled courtyard,
Behind which squats the twisted form of
The...

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Categories: slated, growing up,
Form: Rhyme



Here, As the Dark City Glistens
Here, as the dark city glistens 

Here, as the dark city glistens,
rain pelts unsuspecting sidewalks,
filling cracks and running gutters
Disguising stoic potholes in black,
snickering as they...

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Categories: slated, loneliness, sad,
Form: Free verse
The Eightieth Trimester, Part Ii
Hux said,"My mother realized
that I was a being apart,
but if you’re all sure I’m a mistake,
then please, come stab me in the heart.”

To ensure that...

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Categories: slated, abortion, conflict, courage, culture,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member Stones
I walked on stones
I could feel them beneath my feet
The present moment slipped away
As if nothing is concrete

I felt I was in a daze
Caught in...

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Categories: slated, introspection, life, memory,
Form: Rhyme
Aha Argh Oh My Dog
Aha - argh... oh my dog...
don't mind me muttering, eh?

Earlier today (May 5th, 2020),
I forget thee exact hour
found me utterly beside mice elf,
matter of fact...

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Categories: slated, adventure, celebration, fun, heartbroken,
Form: Narrative
Unidentified Extraterrestrials Willingly Abducted Me
Unidentified extraterrestrial(s) willingly abducted me

As a divergence 
from the apocalyptical, dialectical, 
geomorphological, judgmatical, 
metaphorical, philosophical...,
I share an out of this 
(webbed wide) world,
light hearted anecdote...

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Categories: slated, absence, adventure, august, blessing,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Hounds of Hell
Summer’s almost over - that convalescent state
where successive modes of pleasure
were the order of the day.
Now fall commands awakening -
drive simplicity away! The hounds
of hell...

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Categories: slated, 11th grade, school, student,
Form: Rhyme
When Will My Nightmare End
When Will My Nightmare End?
You left behind your fathers and mothers; 
you left behind your husbands and wives. 
You put on hold, your very lives....

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Categories: slated, adventure, arabic, city, conflict,
Form: Epic
Must Give Us Pause
If death ends all we see
in Nature’s laws—
to be, or not to be,
with no applause—
and seas of troubles flee
when life withdraws,

then how we choose to...

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Categories: slated, death, deep, dream, imagination,
Form: Verse
The Coach
THE COACH
by
JOHN M. ARRIBAS

 
Went to an alumni meeting last week
 Looking for solace, the outlook was bleak
We lost a game we should have won
A...

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Categories: slated, allegory, angst, culture, emotions,
Form: Rhyme
My Village
My Village

When I live in the city
I always say what a pity.

When l live on the farm
I always say what a charm.

On the farm, I...

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Categories: slated, devotion, nostalgia, me, city,
Form: I do not know?

Book: Reflection on the Important Things