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Coherent Whole
You've read it correctly, that's what the directions said directly but it's not some innate random homogeneous gift that encourages and displays these internal poetic rifts, we are somehow blessed, betrayed, besieged, bestowed, beleaguered and bemoaned by words, phrases, unmatched rhymed teasers enthroned upon some grandiose display of mismatched garble a picture, an image, a brain's ensemble,...

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Categories: coherent, allusion, poetry, word play,
Form: Free verse
When it comes to you
When it comes to you, I know I am doing something right. I have always known it from the start. It's the way you just smile sometimes On the sunny days that seem like nothing special And you hold up my umbrella for us And we walk hand in hand And all I can see is you Guess I have never mentioned it...

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Categories: coherent, for him, i love
Form: Prose Poetry



Premium Member Coherent Chorus of Compassion
I write my thoughts on paper, let ink of my soul glow, amidst the grief I carry in echoing stillness, for it is through words, I’ve found healing, my muse that wrapped my...

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Categories: coherent, metaphor, poetry, poets,
Form: Free verse
Is Science a Coherent Discussion To the Lay Person
Is the thought of Science a scary premise mixed with some progress and a whole lot regret, like oh that science, what will they think of next, or some disgusting human made virulent virus that only the rich have the antidote to block, is it only this, who the heck knows kind of guess. The important thing to...

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Categories: coherent, america, analogy, animal, appreciation,
Form: Elegy
Premium Member Coherent Thoughts
Truth could not be eclipsed, And you said it was a joke. There was a mystical feeling, Behind your saying that you didn't care. I could feel obscure pain beneath, And you said it was alright . A desire was shrouded, Once you said I should leave you alone. An Imperceivable feeling was sensed, And you said you didn't know. I could feel you...

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Categories: coherent, baseball, emotions,
Form: Prose Poetry




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