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Premium Member Where the Sycamore Grew
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Categories: tract, autumn, family, house, life,
Form: Narrative



Premium Member I Saw a Sundrop: Constanza
I saw a sundrop in a field,
a daffodil to be exact,
stand brave upon the snow-filled tract.

In blighting cold it would not yield;
long since its fellows...

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Categories: tract, hope, metaphor, winter,
Form: Rhyme
Speechless Spoken Word Artiste
SPEECHLESS SPOKEN WORD ARTISTE

So if my vocal folds can’t collaborate to produce sounds to communicate loudly to your beautiful mind that I have an endless...

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Categories: tract, art, beauty, emotions, humor,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Through the 80s
A time for many a part-time passion, like
the discarded  skin of  Esprit  jeans and low-hip  waistline
baring pierced navel with flavor of...

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Categories: tract, culture, time,
Form: Free verse
Translation- Kamba Ramayanam
The peacocks dance
at grove near the cool pond;
and the lotuses brace
lamps like raised heads;

Nimbus clouds thrum
like loud drums;
and violet lilies scrutinize
the scene with bulbous eyes;

Hushed...

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Categories: tract, nature,
Form: Free verse



Premium Member Pinnacle
Inviting and magnetic the towering awesome sight
A perspective of domineering rock and icy peaks
It challenges, dares and beckons with unfolding beauty
Stretching upwards into shades of...

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Categories: tract, mountains, success, perspective,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Upon Our Backs
Work is unending, when we work to survive
The fruits of our labors, so others can thrive
Through toil and torment,  ever larger the stacks
Are the...

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© Joe Inka  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tract, sad, social,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Star of David
*Image of Star of David by ClipArt.

Star of David

Ah!
These
stars, for
they all seem
to wedge the whole
nighttide tract of our perpetual sphere's vaulted ceiling, that
lingers on their...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tract, allusion, hero, jewish, religious,
Form: Concrete
Constipation Hell Worse Than Perdition
Less than twenty-four hours after dashing off a poem 
   explaining why i wanted to die
found me experiencing physical duress vis a vis,...

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Categories: tract, angst, anxiety, blessing, conflict,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Golden Secrets In the Flower
"...The Secret of the Golden Flower is not only a Taoist text of Chinese yoga but also an alchemical tract. (...) it was the text...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: tract, angst, introspection, world, flower,
Form: Didactic
Elucidations of a Primal Being
CANTOS I (Tract I)


The woods were stirring,and the stars twinkling,
   the wind whispering a thousand new breezes;
....if a sound came, it came with...

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Categories: tract, god, nature, truth,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Six Faith-Tied Relatives of Mine
By virtue of faith-relationship with God
along spiritual blood line midst redemption genes
I claim that through Scripture truths
my divine heritage is beautified
through these Bible characters
regarded as...

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Categories: tract, blessing, christian, faith, god,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Shakespeare Speaks
How fast time has fled in limitless wingspan
How months and years have merged into eons
Bringing such changes, so awesome and spectacular

I have come swinging open...

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Categories: tract, appreciation, change, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Unfathomable Depth
The Unfathomable Depth

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Categories: tract, inspirational, men, spiritual,
Form: Rhyme
Not Sitting Well
Certain foods you used to love
Don’t sit well any more.
Our stomachs can’t digest, with ease,
Some things they did before.

So it is best avoiding them
And sticking...

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Categories: tract, change,
Form: Rhyme

Book: Reflection on the Important Things