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The Old Truck In the Master's Hand
The old truck hadn't been used in a while,
But it should be good for a few more miles.
Under the hood, the engine was rusty,
And the interior smelled faintly musty.
Assuming it would start--we all wanted to know...
When we put it in gear, would it actually go?
Someone...

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Categories: tinkered, allegory, inspirational, lifeold, old,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member Second Coming of Age
The second coming of age,
is like the 
softened beauty 
of the color  s a g e;
rich in mellowed warmth
graced with shades and shines of subtleties,
savvy and seasoned
with greater depth and perception.

No longer a blur of girlish green...

rather, 
the continuum of time, 
has tinkered with...

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Categories: tinkered, appreciation, change, color, confidence,
Form: Free verse
Locked Out of My House
One Sunday, I came back alone,
Home early from the church,
Not having the key to get in,
I was left in the lurch;

Locked out in the scorching hot sun,
Looking for shade to stand,
Counting the vehicles go by,
I passed the time in hand;

Scolding myself for thoughtlessness,
I sat on...

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Categories: tinkered, home,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



I Met a Wizard
Hello. Mr. Wizard.
I heard you could help me out.
My engine has had me so disturbed
And your wisdom has been whispered
All about.
Hello. Mr. Wizard
Your friend referred
Me to you since I am in doubt
On my engine which has had me so disturbed.
According to legend you have tinkered
On...

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Categories: tinkered, adventure, appreciation, education, endurance,
Form: Villanelle
Premium Member Operation Money Jump
Thanksgiving, 1971,
a parachute pilgrim approaches Northwest Flight 305
as Dan Cooper, anonymous businessman,  anarchist airborne, 
black suit, black sunglasses, a black tie
and a black briefcase broaching black motives,
Portland to Seattle, prison or criminal pantheon, 
before he can be inducted into purgatory, or the Valhalla of...

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Categories: tinkered, america, history, mystery,
Form: Epic
An Essay On Windows
Closer now we inch to peek
Our face pressed to the window pane
Reach out? We won't, just gaze oblique
A fool's attempt to ascertain
A solid veil through which we see
and yet through which we will not pass
So crystal clear, it lets us be
content to stay behind the...

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Categories: tinkered, fear, integrity, strength, truth,
Form: Didactic



A Pagans Kiss, Adult Nature
I danced amongst the damp verde fern
As rare as the day this ***** was borne
My flesh did contrast 
My eyes stood wide
As i smiled upon Devons devine delicate form

I tinkered along the enticing stream 
Which guided my humble
Naked frame
She glistened and smiled 
Tinkered and whiled
Within...

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Categories: tinkered, fantasy, nature, passion, peace,
Form: Free verse
8 Timesed 10
Blank Page
Clean Slate

Untouched
Somewhat

Once Great
Tho Not So Great Enough

Back Again
Here I Am

Here Again
Unfinished

Tinkered
Tailored

Soldiered Too Fit
Sailors Despise

Redundance
Repitition

Without Point
Without Goal

Without Role
Without Cause

Without Baseline
Without Ship

We All Crash
We All Drown

Why Am I Here
Why Do I Seek Ground

What Is Rich
What Is Poor

Why Does A Begging Man Thieve
Why Does A Thieving Man...

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© Nusku Asar  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tinkered, absence, addiction, brother, death,
Form: Free verse
The Pilgrims Progress
On this path, this somber trail
Many rivers we have crossed 
Not without the pilgrims plight
Fore dreaded sights beseech our heels
And lingering nights tinkered deep,
On we march to victory’s dawn!

On this road laid with thorns
Forlorn wind and sinking sand
With blighted feet we thread along
To the ray...

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© Pen Piper  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tinkered, adventure, anniversary, anxiety, appreciation,
Form: Verse
Cleanse, To Plant 'A Seed of Virtue'
Cleanse - To plant 'A Seed of Virtue'...!


Cleanse my mind, cleanse my heart 
and cleanse my thought I pray;
seething anger, insatiable desire
and pangs of fear way-lay!

Easy prey for stimulant, that prowls 
for a hunt and looks out to vent;
feeds on from incubates in the mind,
held...

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© Ram Ram  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tinkered, anger, emotions, fear, feelings,
Form: Free verse
Mavis and Beryle
(a couple of war wives out the front of their houses)
(Please note *** is cigarette and aye is yes)

So whilst the golden fire displayed nature in her prime
And oak trees stood proud and good in a regimental line
Dancing silhouettes tinkered,creating a wondering swaying scene
Mavis clad...

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Categories: tinkered, history, nostalgia, war,
Form:
Premium Member Universe
One small word to describe so vast a space.
Universe magnificent in each place.
Perfect creations adorning each room.
Each plant knows best time to open its bloom.

Every creature knows where he belongs.
No bird's distracted by the other songs.
Late arrival humans have changed things a bit,
Their egos convinced...

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Categories: tinkered, change,
Form: Sonnet
Adultery Incision
 Hearts torn & twisted --- All left to rot
The hate swarming & flooding rapes me inside
I wish to wake up in a hospital sometimes on a sexy nurse's cot
Burns & swells with adultery he committed that sinful night --- absolutely bled my pride!


Like splitting...

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Categories: tinkered, confusion, family, father, me,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Will It Or Won'T It
Will It or Won’t it?

I bought a car in ‘98
that was made in ’92.
It had seventy-seven thousand miles
but it still looked like new.

I showed off my little car
to most everyone I saw.
My grandson changed the lettering.
Instead of Grand Am it reads Grandma.

It purred just like...

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Categories: tinkered, travel, car, me, Grandson,
Form: Rhyme
Am Already Available
Am Already Available

A Am already available
B Have been and am still able
C Could consider taking a chance
D Did finally learn how to dance
E Was exceptional when a kid
F Found they said I flipped my lid
G Learned what gravity of it was
H After I had received...

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© James Horn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tinkered, humorous,
Form: Limerick

Book: Reflection on the Important Things