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The peace they display is the fruit of a hundred years of inner wars
...They walk among us, wrapped in a quiet that intrigues, in a silence that soothes. We think they’ve always been this way, born under a merciful star, spared from opposing winds. But this peace, you ha......
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Abusufyan Kateregga Bogere
Categories:
inhabits,
11th grade, 1st grade,
Form:
Free verse
Respect, My Birthright
...Though the rain pounds outside, Bidding everyone in my surroundings To wear a grim frown On their faces I choose to open the door of my house And to run, bare feet, in the open Letting my skin ......
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Anoucheka Gangabissoon
Categories:
inhabits,
confidence, strength,
Form:
Free verse
Etched in Stone
...A sunny day, fine and fair, a gentle breeze blows wisps of hair - I wonder, as you're sitting there, what are your thoughts, unknown, as you're there all alone. Once we both walked beside the......
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David Crandall
Categories:
inhabits,
death, marriage,
Form:
Rhyme
And I still feel
...You have walked forty years of love, and your body, a temple of beauty and scars, blooms anew like a secret garden, defying frost and oblivion. I look at you and still feel that tremor of the ete......
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Maurizio Cortese
Categories:
inhabits,
beauty, marriage, thanks,
Form:
Free verse
Pauline Hanson
...Justice?? From some ( w e f ) sympathetic civil servant Named stewart..' I see no reflection of it. Just a punitive Ruling 'of lawfare' upon Pauline.' Who admittedly in my View should study more u......
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Joe Maverick
Categories:
inhabits,
anti bullying, appreciation, assonance,
Form:
Narrative
An Evening in The Tones of Rothko
... The last embers of a sunset sink below a dark horizon almost mirroring a Rothko painting in its somber and weighted tones. A sadness has found a place to settle for the evening and is ab......
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Paul Willason
Categories:
inhabits,
art, loss, sad, sunset,
Form:
Free verse
Because Pandemic is Holocaust
...Because the mind still stays The memory of the holocaust, And the face reflects the twinge that still lurks In the hollow of our frail hearts; My mournful pen shall bleed In a forever flow of pe......
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Olatubosun David
Categories:
inhabits,
emotions, grief, holocaust, hope,
Form:
Free verse
Clementine through the Clouds
...clementine through the clouds a gentle shower of shine not blinding, but binding droplets of a restraining eye so like a passing surname a sign inhabits the Summer day hour upon hour of a......
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Kim Rodrigues
Categories:
inhabits,
imagery,
Form:
Free verse
The Empty Room
...Alone the bones of the room bear no weight of responsibility nor does it bare its breast of secrets a broken pane provides a breath with a pang of lavender a wistful inhale inhabits the lungs ......
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Susan Ashley
Categories:
inhabits,
baby, flower, girl, grief,
Form:
Free verse
The God Behind the Curtain
... The God Behind the Curtain By Mark D. Stucky Curtains sometimes keep apart things that need connecting and conceal things that, in their time, need uncovering. “Pay ......
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Mark Stucky
Categories:
inhabits,
death, easter, hope, inspirational,
Form:
Free verse
The Fruity Men
...THE FRUITY MEN ???????????????????????????? In shades of ebony, they stand tall Like Greek gods, muscular and all Their skin like midnight, rich and divine With strength that rivals the sweet......
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Victor Immanuel
Categories:
inhabits,
1st grade,
Form:
Rhyme
THE DARKNESS OF HUMAN PERDITION
...On all these battlefields, shrill howls, Corpses riddled with rotting bullets, Abandoned tanks on fire, Under this black sky of mourning, where death makes its home. Where love has vanished f......
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Auguste Romain Nyecki
Categories:
inhabits,
12th grade, africa,
Form:
Free verse
Wild Is the Tale of the West
...WILD IS THE TALE OF THE WEST Wild is the tale of the West, Wicked foe put a living soul to rest. Wasted woes was what we witnessed. Held by the hair, he used her head to get a head while h......
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Victor Immanuel
Categories:
inhabits,
1st grade,
Form:
Rhyme
What Is It Part Ii
...What Is It, Part II The mind, a cloud of neurons Packed snug within the deep grooves of the skull Tiny worlds reaching out to all their neighbors Across great gulfs of the brain Communicates ......
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William Masonis
Categories:
inhabits,
dad, emotions, father, psychological,
Form:
Free verse
Outlooks a Freed Verse
...OUTLOOKS A shifting play of angles multilayered that morph into landscaped abstractions already enmeshed about to embark the density dissipates time with lights &sounds fli......
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Brian Strand
Categories:
inhabits,
poetry,
Form:
Free verse
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