Je plains le fou Intro and Melody
It aint so ridiculous
I mean someone so
meticulous
would like to
have an evening
with you
You makeit sound strange
things rearanged
it's a spendid kinda
thing you do
I wouldn't have it
any other way
and I aint to ashamed
to say
I really like
the things you do
Say it aint so
but I'll have you
to know
aint nothing like
a night with you
Best of the best
heads above
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Categories:
intro, analogy, film, music,
Form: Ballad
Categories:
intro, allusion, appreciation, art, blessing,
Form: Prose
Intro
Hello
I guess you don’t know me
I’m just a mere human
And here is my story
I was small
And so was my family.
Our love was big,
But so was our tragedy
I craved an artistic sense of mind
And a love for learning
But it was freedom I was truly yearning
Freedom from sadness
Freedom from neglect
Freedom from tears
Freedom from memories I
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Categories:
intro, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Rhyme
The Interrogation
"I would rather be on a leaky ship that is mine, than aboard a more seaworthy vessel going where I don't wish it to go"—Poet's alter ego
Yes, I know what I’m doing
I’m the master of my fate
The captain of the sinking ship
Seeking harbor in ports whether safe or rocky
With gusto I plow through uncharted frontiers
Why
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Categories:
intro, angst, character, crazy,
Form: Free verse
Intro to your book of life
Each memory made
Is just an added page to a story of a small life that will end one day
But before my timely demise, I will collect more moments to read for those ending days, with my remainder of time
When my ability to make new memories is no longer a choice of mine
After
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Categories:
intro, blessing, emotions, time,
Form: Rhyme
Intro: New Form 'dip' part 2
*In this write, verses one thru three
are, iz the preface of this write
The ‘dip’ here iz the introduction
“Glister'd” iz the juxtapose
of this write
Linez one through three, could have been
one line, or, one word…but, a ‘dip’ must
have the preface
The word, line, linez following the ‘dip’
must juxtapose
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Categories:
intro, analogy, blessing, word play,
Form: Prose
Intro: New Form 'dip' part 1
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Hi y’all, i’m ‘bout to explicate a poetic form which I have been sharing with those on the Soup for some yearz now (sparsely) yet, never expounded it’s dynamics.
For sum yearz now; i've dripped this new poetic form on the Soup's slips, not knowing how to explain the
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Categories:
intro, analogy, blessing, word play,
Form: Prose
Intro
Intro
"Yet I am whole yet alone to know me I'm loving-caring bout' humanity singly being blessed by a ONE"
5/12/23
Written by James Edward Lee Sr. 2023©
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Categories:
intro, analogy, appreciation,
Form: Monoku
Chapter 35 -- Delilah Damian Mallory: Intro Jason
APRIL 2024-
Hours passed as 3 month old
Damian Junior slept. Dolly and
Molly Reminisced and thought
about the future and the pass about
Damian and Their families.
Dolly checked The time saying
"Damian will be Here in a
while to get us. He's
Done with School for the Day.
Just then they heard Damian
Pull into the Drive way
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Categories:
intro, absence, color,
Form: Alliteration
Hey Love Intro
Hey Love it’s me your biggest fan
Your loyal and trusting friend.
The one who’ll follow you to
Greater heights as well as Shameful Lows
Not caring or knowing where this will go
Just as long as it’s you I get there with,
Not embarrassed at all if I take a fall,
Because Blind is my claim in all mistake
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Categories:
intro, art, black love, culture,
Form: Free verse
Intro To September 11th
My son sat down his children
To explain, a little bit,
About the day the Towers,
In 2001, were hit.
Their school sends daily messages
To watch upon a screen.
Today’s contained a reference
To what this date should mean.
My grandkids (5 and 7)
Never heard of this before.
Their father, very gently,
Opened up that looming door.
With just the bare essentials,
But the horror kept
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Categories:
intro, children, new york, september,
Form: Rhyme
Inferno Emotions Intro
Inferno emotions intro
By: Christopher Nickles
All your emotions and thoughts come as one.
Some of which no matter what cant be won.
Most you will win for they are actually yours.
Tried talking to others, basically gave a tour.
No one listens, they all flee faster than a cougar.
Wanna buy a ticket? Just know
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Categories:
intro, anxiety, corruption, courage, emotions,
Form: Dramatic Verse
Intro Friday the 13th Open Stage At Fourpence
Ahem!....
‘‘Tis the 13th on this Friday
The gathering hast commenced
O’ splendid eve for this soirée
I hope you brought refreshments
For on this day of misfortune
The unluckiest of days
Strive to change your misconception
We will tempt you several ways
There will be songs that are sung
Instruments played for all
Brought about by hand and lung
Poems tear down
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Categories:
intro, fun,
Form: I do not know?
Rustoio's Intro-T Major
mi@us: listen to mi demo!
sing ye that sounds perfect
that this perfection
pitched in the perfect harmony of your voice
the brasses are polished
and the woodwinds dusted
the violins are restored
the metal strings had rusted
the flutes we're oiled
and tenor prepares to sing
he eats' in the diner
a meal fit for a King
the songs have been rehearsed
the musicians prepare to sound
people
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Categories:
intro, clothes, food, music,
Form: Ballad
I Amb a Foot: An Intro To Basic Feet and Meter
Iamb, Trochee, Spondee, Pyrrhic. Do those words have meaning for you? If not, you may find it handy as a poet to learn how to employ at least a few of them. They are names for the most common of the two-syllable feet used in classic poetry forms and many rhymed forms of today (there
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Categories:
intro, writing,
Form: Free verse
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