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When Your Hobbies Don't Fit Literally
An elephant, named Bartholomew Hugh, Tried tightrope, which was quite askew. He wobbled and swayed, Then gently down layed, "Perhaps gardening," he sighed, "I'll pursue." ©bfa031025 ...

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Categories: literally, humor, humorous,
Form: Limerick
Premium Member Rendered Speechless-Literally
People often say I talk a lot, but I hardly think that is true, Like the whispers about the bluebird, of which he never knew. Talking helps a lot with my job, which is in public relations, As modern artists' imaginations, help to create new sensations! At last I was on vacation though, relishing in blooming pathways, As I followed...

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Categories: literally, fantasy, imagery, people, places,
Form: Couplet



Because It Literally Eases
M-ay Y-our L-ife E-njoy N-ice E-xcellent T-opic A-new B-ecause I-t L-iterally E-ases Topic: Birthday of Mylene M. Tabile (July 09) Form: Vertical Monocrostic...

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Categories: literally, birthday,
Form: Acrostic
Literally Lousy
I remember when the little buggers hit the elementary school - the apologetic tone of the school nurse as she informed me by phone, And the hate I felt when I went to pick my daughter up and the teacher said, “Take her home, clean her up, and have her back in the morning.” … and she wasn’t even dirty....

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Categories: literally, anti bullying, children, prejudice,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Literally Free
This feeling is really indescribable here having paper and pen in hand with a mind so full of many thoughts these my tools shows my literal stand One's thoughts independently alone not belonging to anyone else at all it's awesome to think on this fact freedom is mine so get on don't stall So many a message within my scope subjects aplenty that I...

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Categories: literally, freedom, poetry, poets,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Literally a Sonnet About a Hornet
Oh buzz off you crazy crazy hornet Trying to land here upon my buttock, Here I am eating my crispy cornet Lazing naked in my garden hammock. Tried to coax it with my berry ice cream But alas it seems unprepared or blind, Dancing upon an invisible beam Homing in on me with a one track mind. Could it be I’ve enhanced the...

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Categories: literally, funny, pain,
Form: Sonnet
My Last Words Not Literally
My last words (not literally) By Asianae Aikey I don’t have enough time To say what I want to say Too many goodbyes Too many hugs to give Too much pain So much I feel on the inside It’s clawing its way to the outside It’s ugly and frightening Twisting out in the dark tunnel Hiding in the darkness Waiting for its next victim I have so...

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Categories: literally, angst,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Ekphrasis Literally a Biography -Recited
EKPHRASIS LITERALLY – a biography Alliteration,the starting place, alongside cinquains,apace in time,crystalline lanterne and rhyme.Inspiration drew forth footle,broken monoku for a while short imagist was my style.Sequenced longer poems metamorphose within this crysallis changing into ekphrasis.Open,and free to be, as you see,structured prose poetry.With cadence and pause,others hear my voice, aural phrasis now this poet’s choice. Listen to me recite this ekphrasis on youtube under the...

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Categories: literally, boyfriend, poets,
Form: Ekphrasis
Typos Literally
has your mind ever ...

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Categories: literally, computer, funny, internet, writing,
Form: Senryu
Try This Literally
When people have trouble to see And say could you spell that for me Put laughs on delay And let their mind stray Respond T H A and a T...

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Categories: literally, funny, humor, words,
Form: Limerick
Off the Top Off My Head -Literally
This poem came right of the top of my head. So I apologize if none of my words make sense. Ya see I think most of...

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Categories: literally, life,
Form: I do not know?
My Heart Was Literally Broken For the Longest Time
My heart was literally broken for the longest time Written By Dean Masciarelli Monday, March 29, 2010 My heart was literally broken for the longest time And I didn’t know how I could still be living After all the time that I had spent alone More or less surviving and breathing like I had been Because I didn’t feel alive...

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Categories: literally, confusion, faith, hope, lifeheart,
Form: Free verse

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