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IF EVER I HAD A COUNTRY : XLVIII and XLIX
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T Wignesan
| Dramatic Monologue |
fictive, allegory, caregiving, child abuse,
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For Me Is't Easier This Way: A Collect Of About Two or Three Poems Yestereve Dashed Off
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Douglas Cate
| I do not know? |
fictive, april, arabic, art, assonance,
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Predatory Riches Haunt France
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Hilary Barnes
| Political Verse |
fictive, french,
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Love in your Heart
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Gideon Cecil
| Lyric |
fictive, cute love,
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Fickle Love by:Gideon Cecil
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Gideon Cecil
| Narrative |
fictive, love hurts,
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Dreams of Life By Gideon Cecil
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Gideon Cecil
| Narrative |
fictive, character, christian, courage, god,
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Lies That Men Speak
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Eugene Harvey
| Rhyme |
fictive, life, people, political, words,
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Spooky Night
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Dr. Upma A. Sharma
| Sonnet |
fictive, scary,
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The Essence of a Sonnet
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Andrew Yates
| Sonnet |
fictive, poems,
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Fools Gold
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Eugene Harvey
| Free verse |
fictive, faith, religion,
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Elusive love - Restricted love under slavery
by Lebo Bopalamo
No road elects to prune
a wavy path past mindless
parts of this life,
resembling our ghosts,
my love
I need no hearing,
no strings and
no sounds,
I need only hear...
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I do not know? |
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fictive, sad love, endurance,
Fantasy
by Dr. Upma A. Sharma
Consonant to your mesmerising charm,
I camouflage all declamatories,
Unavowed in step with the times,
End up at a secluded place.
Swindler you were, failure of my judgement,
You detriment...
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Free verse |
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fictive, dream, prejudice,
Landmark
by David Smalling
There is that tree I ate from as a child
But cannot recognize again
Who planted it? What season will the leaves,
Foolish like a cotton candy clown,
Seduce...
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Free verse |
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fictive, allegory, tree, tree,
Reasoning Reason
by David Smalling
Two days gone now
I write post priori and empirical
My life's purpose, and analytical
All love's solemn vow
For I too love the day of my birth
I too...
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Verse |
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fictive, anniversary, philosophy, life, me,
Blind Faith
by Eugene Harvey
A jester’s buffoonery prolific
provokes laughter’s innate call
purely innocent at first glance
yet hidden beneath lie fainéant
kings whose aberrant behavior
bear witness to humanity’s fall,
parading myriad myths before
countless...
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fictive, faith, religion, , Lullaby,
Sonnet for Our Superman
by Andrea Dietrich
(I saw someone post a poem recently about Christopher
Reeves and it reminded me of this oldie of mine)
He didn’t come from Krypton. . . was...
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Sonnet |
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Categories:
fictive, dedication