Deprived Of Your Love -When My Life Changed
...Glib rhetoric concerned with striking independence may seem frivolous,
nuanced rational quite often a typical traumatic casualty,
the once interminable interdependent passionate zeal disintegratin...
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Categories:
concurrently, break up, courage, cry,
Form: Free verse
Concurrently speaking
...Cid once said that I was his Final Fantasy
Cid lied...or did he?
I am thinking of all the sweet cucumber melon frits I have eaten.
And as a strenuous Soul once said to the Earth Goddess, "I am imp...
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Categories:
concurrently, anxiety,
Form: Free verse
A POEM SIX THOUSAND YEARS OLD
...When Attis, in guise of maiden fair, did sing
Unto her comrades, lo, the thiasus stirred!
A cacophony of voices quivering,
The delicate tambourine, it did swell
With resonance, and hollow cymba...
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Categories:
concurrently, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Retired VIP Guest Hospitality Specialist: Land Trustee-PS
...A pure Hawaiian of rare birth,
living a life somewhat carefree,
fed farm animals by this squirt,
sticks and stones were real toys indeed,
set trash ablaze, be on alert,
a barefoot countr...
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Categories:
concurrently, addiction, appreciation, blessing, dad,
Form: Free verse
Gem 'Reloaded'
...The first one was meant for her.
This one is meant for the world.
Just know her worth is still the core of the earth.
A storm to any story and thy bane that brought pain.
I am forever in love...
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Categories:
concurrently, birthday, dedication, earth, for
Form: Rhyme
Ethereal Extrapolation
...past retentiveness
absurdity would not last
you or me
idiosyncratic
riddles held not held
pain lurking
an obdurate innuendo
bonafide
talks uttered
not uttered by me
a...
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Categories:
concurrently, analogy, bereavement, extended metaphor,
Form: Other
Poetic Justice - Birdman of Easyville
...The gavel slammed its judgement down
On my impassioned plea,
Doomed to run-on sentences
Served concurrently.
My term began an infinite jest,
Time after time, time without rest.
On and on, again...
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Categories:
concurrently, allegory, america, angst, anxiety,
Form: Blank verse
Beauty In Ashes
...A beautiful world, with out a single soul but inhabited by mere statues,
A place where credibility is narrated as a myth whereas hostility is translated into a legendary status and corruption pays...
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Categories:
concurrently, corruption, leadership, people,
Form: Rhyme
Intentions Or That Is Good
...ON WILDMOOR HEATH
Each blade of grass each leaf each tree
That I in their profusion see
That clothe the Heath and so adorn
With multitude enchanting form
Conveys a force dynamic drive
To hold, ...
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Categories:
concurrently, life,
Form: Rhyme
Age
...I may appear as so much more, unwelcomingly,
and concurrently be less than what you think you see.
You may be grouped with others according to me.
People often try to hide me, women especially.
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Categories:
concurrently, age, body, care, growing
Form: Rhyme
Abhimanyu In Chakravyuh
...ABHIMANYU IN CHAKRAVYUH
A serene tranquil aura of Subhadra’s son,
Possessing Arjuna’s valour and virtues abound;
Lord Krishna’s blessings armouring shielding him,
Calm placid lionhearted Abhima...
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Categories:
concurrently, appreciation, dedication, inspirational, youth,
Form: Lyric
Alliance
...When God forged Man,
He made an angle for every clan.
He didn't vacate him solitary,
But created his soul and core benefactor.
This is nature's irony,
Two souls tied concurrently i...
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Categories:
concurrently, family, marriage,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Double Talk
...It is no fault but to deny now uvailed the eye by expressed Words inspired Divine.
Living breaths vital breeze from emancipated iniquity
two armies wage war on the small city as One calls on
pro...
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Categories:
concurrently, 12th grade,
Form: Didactic
Achilles, His Heart and Soul Were Mortal
...Achilles, His Heart and Soul Were Mortal
Part One- (Years Before Troy)
Achilles* woke, his slain foes calling out his name
hearing merciless woes, his sharpen sword they blame
looking at the he...
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Categories:
concurrently, courage, fantasy, hero, history,
Form: Rhyme
Admitting Than Quitting
...Admitting Than Quitting
Was truly my style to start sitting,
While all my bad habits admitting;
Started to count them one by one;
Then when I was finished and done
Them concurrently started qu...
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Categories:
concurrently, allegory, analogy, humorous,
Form: Limerick
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