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Christian Marclay’s The Clock - quick draft

... written just before going to sleep the actual time is merely a notion to see time as an experience elevates watching time becomes hypnotic fixed for a moment, yet time happened, happ......

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Categories: enrolment, art,
Form: Ekphrasis

The Airman

...It was his first flight, He had desired lofty height. He loved fighter jets, He talked about it on his dates. Though he failed his enrolment exams twice, He knew life is like throwing dice. ......

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Categories: enrolment, humor, poetry,
Form: Rhyme

Unseen Danger

...Unseen danger He was fifty- five living alone in a cottage but how is it possible to explain how he came to fall in love with a woman of forty and lose his dignity. We must take a break trying ......

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Categories: enrolment, cinderella, courage, devotion,
Form: Blank verse

Book: Radiant Verses: A Journey Through Inspiring Poetry

Responsible Parents

...Dear Dad dear mum, I take this time Writing my letter now, to thank all of you For your own maximum, support and care No one knows how, you loved and cared Forty K you sent, to buy the charter ......

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Categories: enrolment, character, children, corruption, education,
Form: I do not know?

There Once Was a Long Vanished England

...There once was a long vanished England; Of well-spoken presenters Of the BBC Home Service, Light Service, and Children’s Favourites, Of coppers and tanners, and ten bob notes; And jolly shopk......

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Categories: enrolment, childhood, england, history, life,
Form: Free verse

Pop

...Popplecoook met popplwwock on a jacket mending mission to a culinary planet. It was varied and various. The threads that were woven. To entice a frozen omelette to rise amidst the blackness and creat......

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Categories: enrolment, arabic, baby, beach,
Form: I do not know?

Dedicated To the One I Love

...Though I may not show affection, I am very curious for perfection, Not my will if I don’t happen to maintain the perfection needed instead, Greater nor I to all, For I only speak for the deaf and ......

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Categories: enrolment, age, lost love,
Form: ABC

Snapshots From a Child's West London

...I remember my cherished Wolf Cub pack, How I loved those Wednesday evenings, The games, the pomp and seriousness of the camps, The different coloured scarves, sweaters and hair During the mas......

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Categories: enrolment, child, childhood, children, england,
Form: Free verse

Unfair

...So engulfed by perturbation The inner cry was enormous My heart cracked and sank Why has she been so unfair? The courage thinned down The renowned citadel Not did I ever apply The enrolment ......

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Categories: enrolment, life
Form: Verse