Sorry Enclosed Rhyme Poems

I let it slip away
                      That interrupted zoom meeting 
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*Image of The 27 Club by Wiki.

Enclosed Rhyme Sonnet: The 27 Club

A painted desert from a simple stone,
Act sans, singer storms, own closeted world,
Head o'er...

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Sorry is the coolest word to utter,
Extinguishing the tension of the mind;
The anger and hate are both left behind,
As the hot atmosphere becomes better....

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Little squirrels scampering to hide their nuts,                  ...

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There was a painting offered as inspiration for this contest.  I'm sorry I'm not able to include it for lack of a premium membership,...

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I want to hide my face,                   ...

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I begin my descent on earth in the vertical
charmed to spin Chantal in the horizontal
100 times I could feel beating at the sleep his liver...

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Papa unexpectedly overtaken with woe
flashback shook me complex edifice
head, shoulder, knees in to toe
quietly processing silent film status quo
shant upended jollity
between when a little girl...

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Aging baby boomer
no longer fit as a fiddle
accumulating extra adipose tissue
around the middle
ain't no impossible mission
whence thumbs I twiddle
to shed unwanted 
weight methinks exorcise to...

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DEAR MOM

           ‘Dear Mom, you went to market
       ...

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Life started out pretty well, of that I won’t complain,
Somehow then I lost it, god knows I can’t explain.
Melancholy has taking over, Good times have...

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There has been a time in my life of deep and great despair,
and I am grateful for all the helping hands;
because of people who cared...

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Guarana Mo!

Most of the follow
     wing (fictitious) quit
tuss cent shill, knit
head, (non adult tryst) pit
tee full (sorry excuse
   ...

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Broken circles, jagged edges
smiles that fade in the dead of night
Easygoing, songs and laughter
flashing eyes put the weak to flight
Smoke and mirrors, all deception
when will...

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Strike one! 
The umpire yelled
 at the other team.
I could see my dad smiling, 
proudly back at me.
He was a very, hardworking man.
But he never...

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