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hello everyone allow me to be the last to say happy new year to you all may it be a wonderful year peace and blessings to each of you below are three separate entries written in free verse format I will return soon thank you "it matters not" for the love of the sea it matters not I sit and stare I know I'm here the far and...

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I I give thanks to The LORD six days a week. I forget which days I forget! II Little Jack Horner refused to sit in the corner: I may be little, he said, but I have a right to free pie...

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below are three separate small entries may this day find you all well thank you "only beauty" take us to a place be it mind or reality where everywhere only beauty is found found in further sights of color and light found in greater sounds of music and bells found to grace our souls now forevermore with exposed eyes and ears ready are we embracing...

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Moments remembered in an instant we want to forget; Diary entries....

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hello fellow poetry soup members it has been a long time since I posted or said hello may this day find you all well below are three recent entries just so I don't get rusty poetry has taken a back seat and will continue to do so my time is consumed with taking care of my senior parents feel free to...

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Most intimate entries written upon blank pages; a confessional within them releasing emotions to a forgiving Lord. Quote _ by Poet I write upon a blank page of my diary, Loving warm desires neath the umbrella Whiled honeyed rain fell all around; Looked into hungry eyes. Perched and drenched on a tree bough a red robin spied On quenched by a rainstorm...

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New Contest Called: Flirt With me Give me your best flirt, peeps Example: please place your hand into mine and take it for a walk...

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Tell me this is going to stop. The voices. The shaking of my body. The tears I can’t seem to fight back anymore. I’m not ashamed. I know what it is. I’m self-destructing. Before everyone’s eyes, I’m falling into my old habits again. Only this time I don’t care who witnesses in my death. A...

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I comfort-ate my way all day To try to drive the blues away. Too many sweets my lips did pass, Six o'clock Monday: Weight Watchers' class. Exquisite garden full of flowers, I sit and doze away the hours Enchanted by those bird refrains, Midday Today: Man clearing the drains. I hold your image in my mind, A deeper love I'll never find. Aspects of your...

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Sample Entries from PoemHunter.com. PoetrySoupers will not be in competition with these two poems. They are just to illustrate the diversity of approaches possible. ---------------------------------------------------- Image-Nation: Does One Need A Word? …… [Oct. '14 Challenge Poem; imagination; MEDIUM SHORT] By Bri Edwards For an imagination: Does one need a word? I don't think so. I think that's absurd!...

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Twelve written pieces of paper, wrote with art From the very beginning, to the start I thought of every word But it was nothing that I have ever heard Just like poetry....

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"I never travel without my diary - One should have something sensational to read" ...Oscar Wilde, 1891 30 May 48: I graduated from high school today now thank God I'm free! No more doggone homework, perplexing algebra or teachers bugging me! 7 Jul 48: Enlisted in the Air Force today! Good Lord! What have I done! The sarge...

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Jotting down juicy journalism Opening oodles of oppressed optimism Understanding unity usually unites universally Relinquishing random rants Naturing neat notions never noticed All adventures allow an ample accumlation of antadotes Love literature like a libidinous librarians long lost lover...

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