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A singular Drop; That's All There Was
...I gaze upon an opaque silver sky, Descending dewdrops, developing above the mustache maw. Ascending the nape to taste cherubim cry, Permeating petrichor, pervade the nasal in auspicious awe. Pa......
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Isaiah Goorahlal
Categories:
inundated,
11th grade, emotions, environment,
Form:
Sonnet
Lost in woods
...Incessant drizzle soak pith of each and every dense tree in evergreen forest where moss, algae, lichens paints lush hues of green, blue and rich brown While wet birds forget to sing glistenin......
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thriveni c mysore
Categories:
inundated,
nature,
Form:
Free verse
Genuine Question Are You Paying Attention yet?
...What else, what obvious opposing lies and information would you otherwise prefer to get? The world is full, it is inundated with Establishment propaganda of fear - insulting your intelligence with an......
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Kurt Hubbard-Beale
Categories:
inundated,
betrayal, childhood,
Form:
Prose Poetry
IN THE EBB AND FLOW OF LIFE
...Conflict bears messages to be discerned; revelation lies in the spirit. The soul is the gatekeeper of the spirit; bear your soul and let the spirit of love flow. Forgiveness does not requ......
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Millard Lowe
Categories:
inundated,
analogy, conflict, humanity, life,
Form:
Free verse
We Dismembered our Hearts in The Name Of Love
...{"There is a part of me, Of us, That lay deceased underneath the frosty elixir and the lightning bolts that puncture our bodies. They magnify and embroider our wounds. They strenuously scorch an......
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Dilara Aydin
Categories:
inundated,
absence, addiction, anger, betrayal,
Form:
Free verse
Their Last Moment Of Glory
...This uncompromising Sunday has agreed to let us enjoy what is left of a boring day as we ardently seek the brief presence of a radiant sunset resembling red clay, attesting the inevitable eviden......
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Andrew Crisci
Categories:
inundated,
america, beach, death, emotions,
Form:
Rhyme
Their Last Moment Of Glory
...This uncompromising Sunday has agreed to let us enjoy what is left of a boring day as we ardently seek the brief presence of a radiant sunset resembling red clay, attesting the inevitable eviden......
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Andrew Crisci
Categories:
inundated,
america, beach, death, emotions,
Form:
Rhyme
I Sat Beneath a Willow
...As I sat beneath an old willow tree, low limbs shaded me on this summer day. A cool breeze mussed my hair, setting it free as I sat beneath an old willow tree. Childhood memories inun......
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Lin Lane
Categories:
inundated,
memory, tree,
Form:
Triolet
Effect of Redness
... As the blush of a lovely breast spreads Harpy eagle's desire hovers over the Tigris River Taurus rides the high tide of excitement. The Cliff gets inundated by huge floods Turbulent is the da......
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Reza Raza
Categories:
inundated,
allegory, mystery,
Form:
Free verse
Flesh and Blood Poets
...I'm weary of giving attention to the probability that AI generated poems have inundated the site. I'm reposting something I wrote 7 years ago when I felt legitimate poets were not receiving the atten......
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Lin Lane
Categories:
inundated,
poetry, , AI Generated,
Form:
Rhyme
Happy two thousand twenty fourth birthday Autumn September twenty second
...Happy two thousand twenty fourth birthday Autumn - September twenty second But first etymological climatological meteorological esoterica: The word autumn (/'??t?m/) is derived from Latin autu......
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Matthew Harris
Categories:
inundated,
animal, appreciation, autumn, celebration,
Form:
Free verse
I couldn’t talk about it so I wrote a poem
...At first we assumed everyone feels just the way we do Being the light of Self in singularity present here in duality Bilocating breath by breath between form and formlessness Mind empty of conce......
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Unseeking Seeker
Categories:
inundated,
muse, poetry,
Form:
Free verse
Michael Joseph Jackson
...Michael Joseph Jackson Michael Joseph Jackson (August 29, 1958 – June 25, 2009) was an American singer, songwriter, dancer, and philanthropist. Dubbed the "King of Pop", he is regarded as one of t......
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Matthew Harris
Categories:
inundated,
abuse, addiction, america, angel,
Form:
Free verse
The Daily Star Thursday issue
...The Daily Star Thursday issue... announces Summer Solstice 2024 regarding purr ray zing planetary earthlings paying obeisance to god/goddess of the sun Thursday, June twentieth at 4:51 Post M......
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Matthew Harris
Categories:
inundated,
anniversary, beauty, celebration, june,
Form:
Free verse
No body killed me, in our lives of Odyssey - a translation from Jibanananda Das , Poet and writer
...No body killed me, in our lives of Odyssey No body killed me, in our lives of Odyssey - they are no longer to be seen There are crows in abundance around this balcony- yet, the tired one I knew ......
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Tamanna Ferdous
Categories:
inundated,
loss,
Form:
Free verse
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