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Premium Member Flower Garden
Asters litter beds in rainbow colours
Berries red and black slowly growing
Clover adding bright patches of green
Daisy's dotting the rolling lawns
Enchanting us with their beauty
Fox gloves waving their wands of trumpets
Gerbera brightly show the sun their faces
Hibiscus blown by gentle hot breezes sway
Irises joining in glinting...

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Categories: uniformly, flower, garden,
Form: Abecedarian
Premium Member Hobo Walking Past Our House
Hobo Walking Past Our House

He looked like man walking with rocks in his shoes,
a bit edgy, with shadows flitting about.
Dark clouds about him, sending the lonesome blues,
smiling alligator with a toothless snout.

Stopping to look back, time waving its hello's,
angry at not having what he left...

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Categories: uniformly, childhood, journey, memory, mystery,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Grey Area Zoned
Struck down 
powerless with astonishment 
as the Brocken spectre took its shape 
Forming one shadow breathing out 
from the misted oceans
 
A fierce bitter wind whispers 
curling cries around the mountain 
howling suffering tunes 

Where an odd sound echos strangely 
three times striking the spine...

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Categories: uniformly, deep, faith, light, ocean,
Form: Free verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry



Grunt's Garden
So thoughtfully busily going to the tomb
Were you enamored with words from the womb
Verbally gurgling did you succumb
Or did it come later in life
Likened to lightning spelling you under
Suddenly there before hearing the thunder
Rapidly vapidly words in your head
Were ringing and clamoring yet to be...

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Categories: uniformly, inspirational, introspection, nature, on
Form:
Premium Member Summer Night Symphonies
Locusts and crickets rub their legs like mad
   Their summer night symphonies uniformly bad

Yet when chill breezes still these musicians' strings
   I long for the return of their discordant wings...

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Categories: uniformly, insect, music,
Form: Couplet
Periodic Table of My Love
“For I have seen you from far places
Shinning in bold light because you are made
Of Copper and tellurium; CuTe,

You are like the transition metals
You display love of many colours,
You are the sunshine that speeds up the release of
Oxygen I breathe in gears of photosynthesis,
How cute?

Periodic...

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Categories: uniformly, africa, art, love, ,
Form: Ballad



Premium Member A Woman With a Cheshire Cat Smile
An arbitrary woman on the street
          Going the opposite way. Her amber eyes
                 Meet mine as she approaches
  ...

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Categories: uniformly, beautiful, imagery, memory, morning,
Form: Imagism
Declaration of Independence
Alone in the night gazing at the beauty
of a celestial masterpiece yet untouched by the cover of cloud,
an unrelenting silence is interrupted by the insistent ticking
of an old grandfather clock in the parlor.

A candle with a dual wick, 
rests upon a table made of knotty...

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Categories: uniformly, history, passion, people, political,
Form: Free verse
Two Wolves
White Eagle sat in silence, cross-legged;
his eyes were closed,
as the mountains wind blew against his feathered
headdress. He breathed in and out uniformly,
as though he was breathing together
with Mother Earth.

His brothers were preparing for a battle;
they were fighting for their birth-right as chief elder.
White Eagle wasn't...

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Categories: uniformly, america, fantasy, god, history,
Form: Narrative
Color Wheel
I watched the days pass uniformly,
Nothing special or exciting.
The monotone bleakness expresses
A lack of things enticing.
While some people caused dull interest
None were especially noted, no,
Like you were when you smiled
And my color spectrum exploded.
The rosy pink and emerald green
That colored your lips and eyes
Were as...

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Categories: uniformly, crush, emotions, feelings, first
Form: Free verse
Art L S Lowry
( Coming home from the mill. )

Air full of smog from dirty factory chimney

people walking around square quite nimbly, 

grey clouds above small terraces workers abodes 

typical northern town with narrow cobbled roads,

Local shop owners struggle to make both ends meet

children with no socks or...

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© Roy Pett  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: uniformly, art, class, courage, environment,
Form: Rhyme
Signs That Lead Nowhere
Nature skips and dances like a clown
Nature looks upon us with a frown
Hats on our heads boots on our feet 
Colorful banners parading in the street.

The splendor of the morning heightened 
And exhale the wrath of nature’s fears
The earth opens its bleeding gut  
And...

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Categories: uniformly, betrayal, courage, culture, faith,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Balance of Being
Life’s equilibrium hanging on force of gravity
Rotating day and night uniformly in parity
In mystique of universe ceaselessly expanding;
Will vagaries of time tip the balance of being?

October 1, 2021...

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Categories: uniformly, life, meaningful,
Form: Free verse
A Tale of Two Drive-Throughs
“Goooood morning!  I’m Wade, and I’m having a fantastic morning here at Starbucks! What can I get started for you today?” 
I look over at the Starbucks drive-through lane from the Goodwill donation drop-off lane next door where I’m working in my usual hurried...

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© Amy Sell  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: uniformly, america, appreciation, encouraging, good
Form: Free verse
Premium Member What Might Be Seen
Natural predication
greets sacred promise
to restore peaceful justice.

Omnipresent predication
greets polypathic promise
for restoring love as grace-filling justice.

Omnipotently disintegrative powers
of HellFire prediction
too quickly settle for monoculturing retribution,
punishment
due to FallenNature's past spiritual sins
in absence of paid-forward
gift economies
for notnot co-arising
Sacred Win-Win Grace.

This monoculturing
monotheistic Win-Lose path
is littered with remains,
fossils for patriarchal...

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Categories: uniformly, culture, integrity, love, nature,
Form: Political Verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things