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Where the Suburbs Meet the Sea
...“Where the Suburbs Meet the Sea” I walked again where I began, past fences worn, where gum trees ran— but now the tide had kissed the land, and waves rolled in like time unplanned. T......

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Categories: limped, dream, growth, home, house,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Old Beggar Woman
...Her struggling gait and wrinkled face Reflected grief for her dead mate. She’d lost her family at great cost Before she entered society’s lost. I passed her every day on streets And thought s......

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Categories: limped, culture, death, perspective,
Form: Elegy



to be a somebody
...To be a somebody  When we were young, we lived a café life and often spoke about writing a novel, but mostly we endlessly spoke about other  writers, those how were heavy drinkers we tried to ......

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Categories: limped, angst, best friend, destiny,
Form: Blank verse
Premium Member No Hate is Certainly Working
...I was glad to escape the school run by demon spawn thrilled to extricate myself from this hell-hole disengage from a hateful situation distangle myself from the mess they call normal I am pretty......

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Categories: limped, school, work,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member One of Those Days
...This day didn't go as I planned In fact it went wrong from the go While tilling my land with shovel in hand I chopped off the tip of my toe And to make matters even worse I don't want to soun......

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Categories: limped, day, fire,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Circus Escape
...We circus animals were extremely tired of the ringmaster’s sass They gave him the wing, the spit, and their nod said the ass. A duck, a dog, and a tiny bear on a ball ran away too. The ostrich lim......

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Categories: limped, 10th grade, 11th grade,
Form: Rhyme
My Connemara Filly
...“Dammit,” he cried “I’ll never get you clean” For what he had seen Was nothing but mean “Come on over, now, here’s your feed” As the pony ran over With a great deal of speed Her leg lim......

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Categories: limped, ireland,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Bill and Ted's Excellent Conversation - A Message for 2024
... *To fully appreciate this a person would have to be at least somewhat familiar with the movie: Bill and Ted's Excellent Adventure "Dude, here's a heads up - ENTROPY BITES!" said Bill as he limpe......

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Categories: limped, hope, love,
Form: Narrative
He Died With A Smile, Part IV
...He saw a girl wearing only one shoe, and drew the other one from his pocket, tied it on her foot, and said to the girl, “You have to run now, please, go on and get!” She bolted off with the oth......

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Categories: limped, abuse, anger, children, dark,
Form: Cowboy Poetry
Premium Member Featherless Angels
...I have told this story, a long time ago in a different way. Because its true I would like to tell it again today. It’s a new poem, the story is old, so tell me what you think. This time I relate i......

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Categories: limped, angel, work,
Form: Rhyme
Fast Thinking, A
...Juveniles are likely the ones to do something stupid when the police are in pursuit. Climbing on railcars, parked where the lumber yard and stockyards are served, on a late spring evening as a self-i......

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Categories: limped, 6th grade, youth,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member Chapter 75 -- Damian Delilah Mallory: Let the Game Begin
...DJ and the Damian squad rushed The house. "Dad we're gonna Play CRUEL BALL!" Amadeus Gave notice. Damian said, "Oh Yeah." He put his hands on both His sons shoulders and said. "Fellows firs......

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Categories: limped, confidence,
Form: Alliteration
Premium Member Our Weekend To Remember
...That sweet Christmas announcement, that I'm recalling yet A beloved son had gifted and the date already set Gift given in December, 'A Weekend ......

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Categories: limped, december, love,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Larry Legend - Prejudice Knows No Color
...Old-time fans called him 'The Great White Hope' Larry Bird had to 'walk the tightrope' He was no dope; he knew he was special So he focused hard on crossing that threshold By 1980, ......

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Categories: limped, basketball, black african american,
Form: Couplet
Premium Member What If
...What if the incessant torture didn’t happen so many dark times, but it’s unimaginable for you to comprehend isn’t it? No one knows, the tragedies that left me so crippled, you can’t fathom, the......

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Categories: limped, abuse, anti bullying, child
Form: Free verse

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