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Premium Member Did You Learn Anything
Did You Learn Anything?

Go ahead.
Put your shoes on.
Walk outside and face the nervous day.
Know that your lungs will not resist you.
Know that your heart will still stir.
Put the key in the ignition.
Now turn the crank.

You...

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Categories: antipodes, memory,
Form: Free verse



Bass Strait Sealing Rush
The Bass Strait sealing rush began in eighteen-o-three,
where at least a dozen vessels were wrestling with the sea,
for the China trade was booming, for the want of skins and oils.
This was the first real export,...

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Categories: antipodes, history,
Form: Lyric
Moment Suspended In Time
the universe inside each person, the thousands of facets that are hidden in each gesture, thought, second... so many lives existing concomitantly in one, our theater of joy and horrors could only happen in this...

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Categories: antipodes, life, memory, remember,
Form: Prose
Premium Member Mariners
Mariners in our wanderlust,
We sail beyond the horizon’s curve.
Fearful, we dare the briny deep
Out of faith in the dreams we serve.

Rough-hewn by years of knots and coils,
Our hands hoist up the canvass sails,
In the ways...

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Categories: antipodes, adventure, culture, deep, dream, freedom, nature, sea,
Form: Free verse
Antipodes
And there...
unlikely as in our world
cold mountains peaks
are grab by top
towards the foot of vale
where springs are flowing 
from oceans depth
In to the rivers lair

no bird can freely fly
without the wings wide spread
theirs haven is liquefied
in...

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Categories: antipodes, myth, nature, philosophy, poems, poetry,
Form: Ballad



Premium Member Villanelle: the Dilemma of the Non-Violent - 37
Villanelle: The Dilemma of the Non-Violent – 36

All day long we kill to keep the home clean
Insecticides aerosols rat poison
The killer instinct makes us bold and mean

Down by the pond mosquitoes wake and preen
Time to...

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: antipodes, metaphor, patriotic, political, violence,
Form: Villanelle
The Swan Song
Has someone cursed our love
or cast a malevolent spell?
Why do the heavens envy our love
and wish us unwell?
The union of our two worlds--
My realm of the angels 
where celestial lights light 
our eternal pathway, 
and...

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Categories: antipodes, lost love,
Form: Free verse
Town Full of Hopes
An auld Covent 
watches over its town
by shedding  grey  husk all over
wondering to be once more found

on the antipodes - across
bygone graveyard 
not here neither lost
stubbornly lasts
between the stalks of overgrown grass 

from...

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Categories: antipodes, history,
Form: Ode
Aurora Borealis Her Manifest Destiny
Listening unto their Fray's How to Save a Life: you stare politely 
Right on through; and you'll begin wonder, why you came ? Where
Did we go wrong I lost a friend, somewhere along in this...

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Categories: antipodes, art, baby, cancer, , black love,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Wonder and Despair
Wonder and Despair,
Twin brothers born of our need to know;
These the tainted fruits
These the light and dark
Born of laboring knowledge.
Learning's vanities
Illuminate the limits.
The hard currency
Of humility, 
The price of Nature's secrets.

So we find ourselves
Hung amid...

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Categories: antipodes, introspection, mystery, nature, philosophy, science,
Form: Choka
Antipodes
everything is a grand illusion
and from far away it's strange to see
the way they interact with cutlery
what phases of the moon influence their neuroses
and the rituals of self-destruction
which in every way resembles ours
they also believe...

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Categories: antipodes, dream, irony, surreal,
Form: Free verse
A Tribute To June, Or the Paradox of June
When Juno christened thirty days as hers,
She chose the sunniest month and named her June;
When roses bloom, and summer, spring transfers
A sunny solstice and a strawberry moon.
Bedecked with peacock feathers, throned in pearl,
The gods’ true...

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Categories: antipodes, june,
Form: Sonnet

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