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Matthew delivers his latest bullet tin
Matthew delivers his latest bullet – tin...

from the Harris-Walz front
where liberal minded socially progressive
electorate doth agonizingly grunt
targeted in crosshairs scoped out 
eager and ready to be mortally wounded 
courtesy notorious big headed 
(and bigoted) infamous...

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Categories: akimbo, absence, america, angel, august, courage, future, political,
Form: Free verse



The Tongue In Cheek Balm
The (tongue In Cheek) Balm...
Of "permanent" Sleep

Abbott, nothing beats the
     immortal heavenly reincarnation
     after mortality odometer
     unexpectedly set to zeros
preparing deceased
  ...

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Categories: akimbo, absence, allah, angel, celebration, goodbye, motivation, peace,
Form: Free verse
The Sound of the Rain
       
The rain---sounds like catapults fired on our roof 
drops like palm kernels---splash on the back cover
 of our black pots, Stamping the roof like horse 
galloping on a...

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Categories: akimbo, africa, age, april, baptism, children,
Form: Free verse
Can This Be Love
Maidens often tells me she love me,
But can that truly be?
One who does not to me respect show,
But always my ideas she akimbo.
I asked my duplicate,
Whether it's a thing of my fate.
"Can someone who loves...

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Categories: akimbo, allegory, betrayal,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Long Walk Home
like cataracts
on a grey old dog
a light fog lay over the low, amber moon
a stiff breeze blowing
but next to the ground only
so the layer of fog stayed put above
eerily ... hauntingly
I had walked the dirt...

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Categories: akimbo, horror, scary,
Form: Dramatic Monologue



Anthropocentrism Wreck Less Track Record
while atop the surface of planet Earth humanity
     all abustle skittering
     to and fro, hither and yon
engaged in self important activity yielding profits,

    ...

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Categories: akimbo, 5th grade, 8th grade, 9th grade, abuse,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member a dance with Mad Molly -
( Do you have a favorite poem of your own that you love, but that few others seem to respond to? I have posted this here and elsewhere before, but only received one short comment...

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Categories: akimbo, analogy, dance, dark, fantasy,
Form: Rhyme
A Letter To My Mother
From dusk to dawn 
Sunrise to sundown
This I will never forget 
Your kisses that always left me in a comfort 
And a bliss that no grief could ever secrete
A mile-wide-smile and sweet
That never deserted your...

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Categories: akimbo, cry, death, loss, lost love, memory, mother,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Lets Go Skiing
Let’s go skiing ! Said my wife 
It gives you such a thrill
So off we flew to Canada 
To face the bitter chill

We took a bus from Calgary
To Banff’s National park
Found our hotel, went to...

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Categories: akimbo, adventure, fun, holiday, memory, snow, sports, winter,
Form: Rhyme
The Chimney
A chimney on a low rise standing sentinel 
On the loosely scattered outskirts of town.
A reminder of an old house built by hand, 
The home around the hearth long fallen down.

The silvery frost covering the...

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© Fred Hundy  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: akimbo, history, introspection, nostalgia, old, old, time, daffodils,
Form: Verse
3 More Excerpts From the Lost Book of Tuberlantis
Retrieved Passage 3:
From The Book of Days, Sonnet 2


For Lo! I must relate this tome to you
who gather here to listen and believe
to tell the story I believe is true
before my sanity (BARK!) takes its...

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Categories: akimbo, culture, gothic, humor, humorous,
Form: Ballad
Eaten By Ants - Part 1
no one saw it coming they never do
the phone poles were giving off sparks
dogs began to howl birds flocked to the sky
A Plymouth hubcap of immense proportions
quivered and droned in the air over the capitol
television...

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Categories: akimbo, how i feel,
Form: Free verse
Tin Can With a Wire Handle
from all identical to nothing identical
many exceptions to no exceptions
eventually deduced from the above 
all deductions being eventual
that to have a spirit there must be suffering
now for the latest in strong arm technology
The U.S. Bureau...

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Categories: akimbo, how i feel,
Form: Free verse
Late Morning Today February 17 2021
Late morning today (February 17, 2021)

I (accompanied by missus)
drove to bed bath and beyond
Plymouth Meeting, Pennsylvania
off Chemical Road location for naught.

After arriving
at said destination alas and alack
with intent to purchase:
ZeroWater®
10-Cup Ready Pour™ Pitcher - $17.50
and...

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Categories: akimbo, angst, anxiety, business, confusion, husband, planet, wife,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Second Quiz With Even Broader Hints For Blind Poets
Second Quiz with even broader hints for blind poets

The Princess Anna stood
   arms half-akimbo
   at the scrawny edge of the receding bank
her Polonaise pollarded down
   to her exposed tarsus...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: akimbo, fantasy, heartbreak, loneliness, , western,
Form: Free verse
Busted
Busted            
When Santa got stuck down the chimney
What a terrible fright for young lives
Imagine the sight that then met them
Imagine their awful surprise.
With a...

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Categories: akimbo, bird, children, christmas, funny, hilarious, humorous,
Form: Rhyme
Battery For Hyundai Sonata Needed Today
Battery (for Hyundai Sonata) Needed Today

Frugality worn by fiat generated
by alternate fickle finger of fate,
the plus side being said vehicle
parked here in public Salem's lot,
where I live with said diabolical mate

at highland manor apartments
penury run...

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Categories: akimbo, anxiety, blue, fate, humor, life, technology, word
Form: Free verse
Survival : Epic Contest
The snow mobile stops and sinks to the level of the snow, no more to go
Which way do I take for shelter the sure or the maybe
Deciding on a surety hoped the 200 miles was...

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Categories: akimbo, journey, snow,
Form: Epic
Red
With a basket woven brown, covered in linen, hiding goodies under cross stitched flowers
She with the Crimson Hoodie, and a smile like cookies and cream
Heading for the cottage so cute, and the walls pale white,...

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Categories: akimbo, allusion, death, grandmother, love, violence, , cute,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member I Wandered the Desert Alone
I wandered the desert alone, oh, what a dream to remember! 
    'Twas a place of extremes. Gorgeous yet frightening. A swelteringly hot 
        ...

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Categories: akimbo, adventure, dream, god, imagery, metaphor, miracle, places,
Form: Narrative
Where Could He Be?
Panic shook her spinal cord
Her hands trembles with troubles
Her voice became thicker and deeper
Like that of a baritone
Losing count of her made calls
To her kinsmen since morning
Where could he be?
What could have happened to him?

Flashing...

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Categories: akimbo, confusion, faith, family, health, mother, son, sympathy,
Form: I do not know?
Wheel On a Stick Part 9
The Cinematic Film Treatment as a stand alone element 
in the aesthetic revolution we are now not witnessing


Happily Married 

An anthropological graphic novel fantasy shot against a contrasty mono tint, color highlighted, claustrophobic backdrop of...

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Categories: akimbo, how i feel,
Form: Free verse
Valley of Life
Like no one want's to get stuck in a valley:
A hollow or surface depression of the earth
Bounded by hills or mountains,the earth's bottompit,
So goes the story of my good friend struggling in:
THE VALLEY OF LIFE

He...

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Categories: akimbo, depressionheart, heart, life, power,
Form: Free verse
Laying Down With Snakes
Lay down noiselessly,
as long as you stay still
and breathe lightly, then they will ignore you.

You can smile under your eyelids,
you can pretend that they have legs
and wear business suits.
You can imagine milking the poison
out of...

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Categories: akimbo, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Come Lover Mine
In village Taraigh
smoky limbs - gaunt grey
arms akimbo
twirl an' sweep from stumpy stacks,
peep faces from chimneys
to dark night falling
whilst 'draggled' owl cedes to instincts
navigation near done, over
from-by this old beast dying

was time
when ancients told
an owl's...

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© Emma Green  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: akimbo, fantasy, love, myth,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things