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Communion With The Self

...Communion With The Self



Communion with the elements of the self that went missing 

Reunion with the moments left on the shelf while reminiscing 

Confusion that surrounds good health and ...
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Categories: briskly, life,
Form: Rhyme

Premium MemberPaint Me an Ugly Duck, lyrics

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Awakened and degenerated, I feel I am clashing somewhere 
The clouds appear and then depart, just another face amongst billions  
Millions of colors of the rainbow at one point I thought I was ra...
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Categories: briskly, art, conflict, death, flower,
Form: Lyric



Hey Lady You Know

...{based on a classic joke}

A lady briskly walked one day,
To work, not far, just blocks away.
She passed a shop with parrots near,
When suddenly, she paused to hear--

"Hey lady!" squawked the...
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Categories: briskly, funny,
Form: Rhyme

The Night Storm

...Night fells suddenly sending rays of hope in the sky as
 anxious hearts make music with their flute and the violin with its tender strings bring back memories of my youth. It is the part of me that ...
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Categories: briskly, beautiful, business, community, culture,
Form: Prose

My Youth

...I walk briskly on the pathway of truth
Searching desperately for my youth
I want to know how I got here
For some people act as if they don’t care
The light from the sun burns deeply in the
Groun...
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Categories: briskly, absence, baby, books, community,
Form: Narrative



Premium MemberSpring

...Spring has sprung 
Songbirds echoing calls
Welcoming the new season 
Warmth and growing buds
Snow melted briskly 
And though brown
Soon green will flood
A carpet of ambience 
Fresh and clean ...
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Categories: briskly, spring,
Form: Free verse

Arthur Rimbaud translations of Antico, Reve Pour l'hiver and Dawn

...Arthur Rimbaud Translations of Antico (“Ancient” or “Antique”), Rêvé Pour l'hiver (“Winter Dream”), and Dawn



Antico (“Ancient” or “Antique”)
by Arthur Rimbaud
loose translation/interpretatio...
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Categories: briskly, body, dream, flower, heart,
Form: Free verse

Cry No More

...Cry no more, dear mockingbird
Please cry no more for me
For I must leave you, dear mockingbird
And briskly take my leave
I know you will miss me, dear mockingbird
And I will miss you too
But sh...
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Categories: briskly, cheer up, cry, death,
Form: Rhyme

Wait For Me by the Tree

...Run! The city is going up in flame; run! The whole world is getting insane; run!  it is not a game; grab your bag and run, leave that place and come, meet me at the foot of the hill and guard your fa...
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Categories: briskly, america, business, change, cheer
Form: Narrative

Cross The line

...I am standing behind the line to show you that life is divine
I am standing behind the line with one single goal in mind;
I want to live. My sorrows are so deep and sometimes I feel like a lost she...
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Categories: briskly, beach, change, creation, deep,
Form: Prose

Premium MemberSomewhere On Foot Part Two

...“Oh please don’t worry.
I haven’t a heightened sixth sense… about the mint infused lilt here.”
There must be a compass without a point surrounding me
“Looking for directions.
The town you’re seek...
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Categories: briskly, beautiful, character, deep, environment,
Form: Prose

The Two Halves of my Life

...Today we took a lovely walk
On quiet country roads,
Where the autumn trees surround
The rural one of our abodes.

A hundred miles later,
We strode briskly, I should note,
From our main home, a...
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Categories: briskly, appreciation, home,
Form: Rhyme

Blindsided

...There is a part of me that you cannot see, you have to rewind the clock to the sixty degree angle, and keep your eyes on the circles in front of you and walk briskly with your head focus on the strai...
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Categories: briskly, america, best friend, business,
Form: Narrative

Unknown Soldiers

...We walked briskly across the traveled path
And stumbled upon something peculiar in the dark
We didn’t stop to look around,
Night was hunkering down upon us and we were
All in a hurry to catch the...
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Categories: briskly, africa, america, business, courage,
Form: Narrative

This world

...For hundreds of years, I've been alone,
Alone in this cold world,
Filled with misery and brutality,
With every century that passes by,
The world seems to get worse

I sit under a tree,
Thinkin...
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Categories: briskly, sad, world,
Form: Free verse

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