Letter from a Wishful Lover - Feb 22
...To let my wanton gaze go wandering
And graze giddily your saintly silhouette,
With wonder watching you and pondering
What wild pensées through my fancy pirouette;
To glimpse a glimmer...
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Categories:
giddily, body, crush, desire, lust,
Form: Sonnet
Sixty-six years and six months
...My people set out sixty-six years and six months ago
Give or take; sure, liberties taken, but I'll give her back,
And if you want, they got a machine with occasional fact,
But back to forbodingly ...
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Categories:
giddily, confusion, growing up, leadership,
Form: Rhyme
Felix Felicis
...Golden drops leapt from the pot
A mist of thyme from amber swirls
Behold! Fortune's favour made to clot
Giddily, I imbibe the gleaming pearls
Reaping blessings from Lady Luck
The limits break...
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Categories:
giddily, drug, magic, success,
Form: Terza Rima
Family
...A desire, a wish, a simple dream—
Of us together, laughing giddily,
At Dad's oh-so-lame PJs,
At Mom's sweet little complaints,
At Bhai's sharp, witty comments,
And my endless fussing over them.
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Categories:
giddily, 12th grade, age, allusion,
Form: Rhyme
The Wuthering
...The high moors slant giddily over gritstone edges
where torrents overflow gallons of sky.
Grouse are blown sideways
by a bone-twisting gale.
The land is harried by fishtailing winds,
a sparse ...
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Categories:
giddily, poetry,
Form: Free verse
No objection to cold weather, but
...No objection to cold weather, but...
ah jest wanna boomerang
back into the womb
versus being threatened
courtesy beastie boy gang
beating me to a pulp
after accurately discerning
being s...
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Categories:
giddily, adventure, appreciation, color, environment,
Form: Rhyme
A Very English Poem
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The daffodils are never flattened by tornados,
the little lambs always enjoy a pleasant Spring,
and oft they giddily gambol.
The sun is not too warm nor cool,
the sky steadfastly blue.
Words...
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Categories:
giddily, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Sunday'z Testimony
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'tiz the way my blushes
when the coffee
wantonz mine
tongue
cauze'n
mine mawz
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Categories:
giddily, morning, thanksgiving,
Form: Verse
A Very English River
...This woodland stream could be a small English river,
it dibbles and dabbles, it meanders, and has the air
of an old water way, one that never saw the need
to rush or gush.
The small ripples pac...
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Categories:
giddily, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Our Place in the Sun
...I was an eminent, solar physicist, like the blushing rose, craving renown.
Each butterscotch morning I drove to work, and toiled until red sundown.
The observatory was the place I loved, keeping ...
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Categories:
giddily, fantasy, imagery, leaving, mystery,
Form: Couplet
We as Characters of Narratives
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Each of us is born the main persona
in the narrative of his or her own life.
Through ever-changing atmosphere,
supporting characters and diversity of settings,
we help to mold the rising acti...
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Categories:
giddily, life, metaphor,
Form: Prose Poetry
Breakdown
...the news breaks
the world breaks down
the sky screams savagely
the war dogs maul mercilessly
the raging rubble bounces bitterly
the apocalyptic horses gallop giddily
the rotten roof caves in c...
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Categories:
giddily, dark, society, war, world,
Form: Free verse
Grandson Gabble
...Chit chattering so happily, in babyish first conversations,
Like treetop little birdies, sharing emerald observations,
Burbling giddily and gaily, as golden moments evanesce,
Tattling like garden ...
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Categories:
giddily, family, fun, grandchild, joy,
Form: Rhyme
A Picnic With Pablo Neruda
...Four legs quiver
like clumsy cabrioles
striking smooth gray rivers
of zig-zag sidewalk barrios
in rhythm with happy shivers
syncopated on a muffled drum
as we talk and stroll
On our way
han...
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Categories:
giddily, i love you, love,
Form: Rhyme
The Wuthering
...Torrents overflow a rocking sky.
The high moors slant giddily over gritstone edges
dark are the claws of calamity.
Small birds are blown sideways into scant
bone-twisted trees, crooked branches...
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Categories:
giddily, poetry,
Form: Free verse
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