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An Eternity Ii
And I begin my own steep climb into 
The Chalkland Downs              ...

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Categories: voluminous, betrayal, , memorial,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member God Is Good
Once driving home, I did defy
A deluge from the darkened sky.
The bluster lent a tinge of fright.
But God is good, and all is right.

When soon...

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Categories: voluminous, faith, god, house,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member My Teacher's So Cool
"I love my teacher."
"I have a great teacher." 
"My teacher is super."
"My teacher's so cool."

These words are music to a teacher's ears,
Exactly what parents and...

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Categories: voluminous, cool, education, school, teacher,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Laughter, the Best Medicine
We live in a world where sickness abounds,
Sometimes stumping the best of providers. 
Symptoms and tests almost always expound, 
While the emotional costs grow wider....

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Categories: voluminous, faith, health, life, miracle,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Destined To Love
    "Destined to Love"



twilight Moon cascades, haunting tapestry
as hearts incline to secrets of mellow night
clandestine caresses embrace 'neath canopy
 lovers silhouette engage...

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Categories: voluminous, love, romantic, love, moon,
Form: Quintain (English)



Premium Member Her Broken Wings
I had a          vision
standing on a grassy knoll
surrounded by       ...

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Categories: voluminous, tribute,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Repentance Again
repentance again

old women kneel in pews
dotted about the shadowed church
black splotches they float
among the incense clouds.
faces waxen like the flicker candles
raised, softened, in the stained...

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Categories: voluminous, religion,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Lighthouse
Mute
but immutable.
Unmoving, unmoveable;
timeless, yet tireless.
Solitary stalwart sentinel
surveils undulating horizon.

Aberrant, achromatic clouds
pock-mark the skies, as distant
rumblings herald his adversary's
latest gambit in their age-old conflict.

The wrath of...

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Categories: voluminous, light, metaphor, ocean, sea,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Stepping Through Time
A gauzy haze rises from the flickering gas light, 
               ...

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Categories: voluminous, imagery, love, romance,
Form: Rhyme
Sticks and Stones
If you are cathedral of consecration
I'm the voluminous chime summoning souls 

If you are the moonglade mountain peak 
I'm the fedora of snow atop you

If...

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Categories: voluminous, analogy,
Form: Free verse
Life Is
Life is a long walk,
The path meanders,
The path undulates.

Life is a sequence of doors,
They open of their own accord,
Until the final closure.

Life is a book,
Ancient...

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Categories: voluminous, dark, deep, life,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Nocturnal Reverie
The sultry night dispelled the light warm breeze,
As he snoozed on the hot sand of the beach:
She smiled and giggled, a dance of a tease,
Till...

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Categories: voluminous, sea,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Our Loved Land
We love it, we laud it, we honor its name.
We want to protect it,  this country of ours.
Our forefathers bought it with blood, sweat...

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Categories: voluminous, america, love,
Form: Ode
Premium Member What Are the Colors
What are the colors of Love
Its shapes and various sizes?
My God! To even venture a guess
I would need to know
all Love’s secrets
and voluminous disguises--

And yet,...

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© Joe Dimino  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: voluminous, devotion, inspirational, inspirational love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Nature
Presumptuous to think
that all should be subject
to man’s will – We highest
on the Pecking Order! Till
nature shouts her feminine trill,
has her monarch fill, clawing
back, with...

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© Joe Dimino  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: voluminous, emotions, natural disasters, nature,
Form: Free verse

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