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Premium Member Riveting Romeo
I was a famous, American actress, who adored performing for live audiences,
In stage plays, both modern and classic, like velvet time, which often rushes.

Rose acclaim filled long, chaotic days, of colorful masquerades and fulfillment,
Like Sleeping Beauty crimson butterflies, on a first flight to sweet enrichment.

I...

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Categories: tardily, fantasy, happiness, love, nature,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Heavy Tumbling Story
HEAVY TUMBLING STORY

Before forbidden words
dawn to confess
Come... Come.. C O M E...
Uncoil your taste-buds to me
Entrust you health fully to thee

Yours truly,
FOOD
___________________________________

Enamored beyond possible reproach
I opened my mouth for crumbs of tasty
Crumbs later become spoonfuls
Spoonfuls turned to one, two, three plateful

Appetite feast in crescendo of...

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Categories: tardily, abuse, addiction, body, food,
Form: Narrative
Letters For People Part 4
Dear people, 
    (Am i?) Mad it’s a conformist state?
A status that perpetuates people to pair, to compare, to prepare, 
to perfect, before performance, …?
    -sure hard to try to tardily preface, to save it, to make fake the...

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© Matt Godek  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tardily, america, angst, business, confusion,
Form: Epic

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



In Possession of the Master Key
Writing affects your brain!
So all I want to do is write craftier and harder,
Using supercharged thoughts, converted from quantum data, 
Letting it rain, running through my veins, 
Seen, then caught by my Pen and paper that’s always on me, 
The greater angels oversee thee,
In possession...

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© Quincy Mac  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tardily, allegory, deep, meaningful, truth,
Form: Free verse
Delight
At once she paid a visit. In her colorful dress, so revealing and appealingly suited to her slendern torso. I to gaze the door way, mine heart pounded viciously,  a death knock. I was stunned. Then realised all that was real as she pass...

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Categories: tardily, appreciation,
Form: Prose Poetry
A Litany Alittered With Alliterations
Fashioning the favourable foul,
Cutting the caustic cordial,
Rearing a rabid recall.

Pardon the potion
When blind and blundering
We fathom the favourable foul.

String along the slug
When casually and crazed
We concede the caustic cordial.

Split the sauce
When tardily and turbulently
We receive the rabid recall.

Behold the botheration of the booze!
Jilt the jitters...

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© Margo Cami  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tardily, addiction, wisdom, word play,
Form: Alliteration



Doesn'T Love Know That I'M Dying Inside
Much time has passed since I last inked a page,
unlinked the chain caging my blemished heart
bleeding sorrow art upon this stage of limbo still
I clutch the air to feel, yet I feel ill of love
as she eludes the days beyond my tears that fall.
Behind this...

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Categories: tardily, loveme, love, me, sun,
Form: Alliteration
Parenthetical Paradox
i am a broken down clown
living my life like a silent film
moving quickly with no direction

as i apply the makeup to my life's
gymnastics, i begin to see the signs
of corrosion and deterioration

i sit and think of her as everybody in
the world that has ever loved...

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© Marty King  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tardily, conflict,
Form: Free verse
Poems Out of Time
Sunday poem on a Wednesday!

Time and space warps,
Unusually, unexpectedly,
Topsy turvy,
Poems composed tardily,
Sunday consciousness,
On a Wednesday
For goodness sake,
What's at stake,
Lunch at breakfast,
Words that don't rhyme,
Dreams remembered in patches,
Or is 'this' a dream scene?
Pain and delight playing,
Silence typing,
Out of synch,
Yet in the pink,
In case you wonder,
I am...

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Categories: tardily, poems, space, time,
Form: Classicism
Measure of Victory
Should a thousand expression limn the courage in you?
Never! not a word, not a crude
Not in a way that's true.

Should it bend your body but not your spirit?
Forever valiant, forever bold even so the ail
Your temple tardily buried.

Should you cry, not making crying your daily...

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© Ayi Smile  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tardily, absence, anniversary,
Form: Rhyme
The Royal Queen
I felt a tear one day,
Craving to descend from its royal chair
Yet, the guards considered so unfair
For they are being to let go of someone close today

Slowly, their shadows began to fade
One by one they left their stage
Fear that their tear's, their queen's age
Would quickly...

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© Sara Zahed  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tardily, allegory, imagination, introspection, life,
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
Welcome Fall Beats
Colourful carmine leaves tardily float down, 
One by one like a russet rain, 
Tall tanned trees wearing a gossamer gown, 
Sighing let go of the ruby train,
Leaves swirl and twirl like a crimson chain;

Orange pumpkins are bright and ready,
Children come with their tricks or treats,
As...

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Categories: tardily, autumn, beauty,
Form: Quintain (English)
Captivated
You may sometimes despair, burdened by the day
But what is the anguish; share with me some of your pain
Do not for once worry; I am not far away,
So little so magical, my wonders few can explain.

As I dissolve into your blood, swiftly as I gush
Assured...

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Categories: tardily, community, dark, depression, desire,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member Voice of a Silent Crib: New Poetic Form - Tearassonancenet
My Fair Lady Lidja--disquiet--sigh
Limit thine opinions, my Lord Miltrose,
Thy intent fails midst tardily shadows
Albeit findeth tis aid satisfy
Ahh! My Lord Sir Gilroy, tis nice surprise
Twill thine fair milieu idle pitched moist lips
Delivery thrills with a smile post scripts
Admittedly the id did simplify
A lady said the...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tardily, analogy, baby, death, Lullaby,
Form: Italian Sonnet
Analysis of Interaction
She stood facing given destiny
Tall, dark, handsome, hopelessly smiling
The provderbial woman's anxiety
Of reality annexed in childlike dreaming

Her friends spoke resolutely
But she in denial made void the glance
While her heart beat passionately
And her head drunken in silence dance

Love should not be offered
For what is given counteracts...

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Categories: tardily, education, romance, heart, longing,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things