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Me, Myself, and I - (Part 2)
Hello Friends... I suffer from Severe Bi-Polar Disorder and this submission was inspired by 
actual events that occured during one of my especially critical manic episodes. Be sure and 
read Part 1 first so as to get the true gist of the poem and leave...

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Categories: squabbled, angst, death, depression, faith,
Form: Narrative
Threshold To Memories
So sweet the sight of home’s threshold 

Threshold into those childhood days;

Days up the tree we climbed and played

Played and sang, laughed silly, squabbled.









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Kim Patrice Nunez
08 June 2015...

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Categories: squabbled, childhood, home, imagery, memory,
Form: Free verse
Bad Day At the Rochester Fair
It was an early fall day, some decades ago, 
When three of my boys were still young.
Looking forward that year to the Rochester Fair,
An event that was always good fun.

A promise from me I would transport them forth 
And attend this yearly event,
Where the food...

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Categories: squabbled, angst, fun, humorous, kid,
Form: Narrative

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Premium Member Miles To Go
In the first flight of several young geese, in the migration going south…
The Elder goose honked time to go, and several young ones wouldn’t come about.
They knew everything. And could, naturally, do everything better on their own.
The Elder knew they’d fight as fiercely for their...

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Categories: squabbled, adventure, allegory, family, happiness,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Glass Jars
Have you ever seen your organs on display?
it's quite... mesmerizing 
a.... disturbed euphoria if you will

The first item that I gazed upon
was my heart, it's beat
ever flowing in a rapid succession
of strings and multiple palpitations 

I smashed the displayed counter 
and with my left hand...

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Categories: squabbled, cool, dark, emotions, gothic,
Form: Free verse
The Durable Mick Malloy a True Story
In Jan, nineteen thirty-three, there was man called Mick Malloy
At the time he was an alcoholic and a poor homeless boy.
A young Irish fire-fighter out of work
He left his home in Donegal - to find some in New York.

He fell in with five real bad...

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Categories: squabbled, history, day, drink, life,
Form: Rhyme



Feeding the Ducklings
The ducklings waited expectantly,
Hungrily and wearily,
They saw the bread from afar, 
Feeding time! Here they came,

The race began,
They flapped and squawked,
Biting and scrapping
Argued and squabbled,

Aggressively they told each other,
Back off it’s mine!
Hunger had turned them wild, 
As they all headed to the child,

She stood there,
Innocently...

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Categories: squabbled, poems,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Shape of Things To Come
shape up said the circle to the square

you’re a bit rough around the edges

far too closed in for comfort and joy


I can’t help it I’m all full of angles

right ones and wrong perspectives

constant rectangular doom so to speak


look at me I am a ring of...

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Categories: squabbled, community,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member A Chipmunk Named Georgie Mcgee
He owned a pet chipmunk named Georgie McGee 
who loved to eat almonds while counting to three 
little by little he inched his way in 
nuzzling sweetly right up to Quinn 
who never thought  squirrels could live duty free

He ravaged tomatoes and ate little...

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Categories: squabbled, appreciation, humorous,
Form: Limerick
Weep the Willow She
Weep The Willow She

Bark and Willow 
Weeps she to raining
Poses curtained shadows
Behind the water fall of slim leaven branchings
Underneath recumbent grass
Damp on cold spatters
Spreading stains water logged

An unremitting drop of rain
Shaken to drips from the overhang 
Her shoulders code the tears
Fall 
Leafy roof sweeping down...

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Categories: squabbled, loss, sadwater, water,
Form: Free verse
The One Who Had Potential, Part V
V.
From the day it seemed that things just got worse,
she started handing with less-than-great friends,
and more than once she was caught cutting class,
more and more Miles could feel his heart rend.

He tired talking to her…so many times,
but there’s so much teenagers just will not see,
after...

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Categories: squabbled, brother, change, depression, life,
Form: Narrative
Happy Thanksgiving
It's time for Tom to lose his wattled head.
He's designated martyr for the feast.
We pluck him naked and stuff him with bread
Then roast his hapless carcass whole or pieced.
We carve, dismember, separate his flesh
and pile it high upon a festive plate.
Oh, Butterball you juicy thing,...

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Categories: squabbled, holiday
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Learning
I’m learning a lot, dating Peter. For instance, I have a whole new awareness of how clueless older Americans, like people in their mid-twenties, are about things in the modern world.

I think Peter’s learning things too. Like the other night, I was 30 minutes late...

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Categories: squabbled, boyfriend, humor, school, student,
Form: Free verse
Online Musing Mush
within without and all about
the chickens went insane
the humans squabbled bout the drought...
yet it was so amusing

theirin they're out without a doubt
plain turkeys ran for cover
old mabel sploshed the beans about
and cast them on the table
enough of thought abusing....

online musing mush.....Don Johnson...

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Categories: squabbled, allegory
Form: Ballad
Premium Member Last Sail Burning
There was a fire on the pirate ship
Two parrots flew out like a whip
Returning they squabbled on deck
Feathers flew around—a shot!

The moon came out and drifted
With clouds moving to and fro
Bottles crashed and songs rose
The party continued all night

It was every man for himself
At sunrise...

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Categories: squabbled, adventure, history, imagination, mystery,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things