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Premium Member What You Do Not See Is Not Necessarily Not There
I

 
Take out the caked grimy faucet plug

Let those unseen crawlies dive and duck

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© T Wignesan  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: aorta, health, philosophy, care, care,
Form: Free verse



Houses and Homes
It's said that a house is not a home
rather, home is where the heart is
I can agree with this statement
Of course, I have a wife and 2 growing kids
And when it’s time to go to...

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Categories: aorta, heart, home, house,
Form: Didactic
An Eye For An Eye For An Eye
there are some parts of your personality
you must never look at
or Aristotle's logic will pay you a visit
for a 15th century anatomy lesson
an eye for an eye a throat for a throat
gargoyle armies hovering overhead
tongue...

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Categories: aorta, how i feel,
Form: Free verse
Awol At the Aorta Part 1
Awol on the aeorta,
I've built a wall around my heart,
Trying to suppress that which is grieving,
But it's still ripping me apart,

The night falls, elevating whispers,
From the silent gasps and muffled breaths,
Of a young lady in...

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Categories: aorta, absence, death of a friend, night, sad,
Form: Rhyme
Diamond Made

I’m carbon-based,
Resurrection cornerstone foundation laid
Diamond made

These obsidian eyes
sardius shine ...
agate Illuminating
my igneous bright coal face

With volcanic intensity,
my onyx lips glow
And the chest cavity 
			         pressure beneath
	 ...

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Categories: aorta, identity, spiritual, truth, visionary,
Form: Bio



Edgar Cayce
EDGAR CAYCE
			
		True, true, my hands are soft– not overworked,
		nor lined by heavy labor-- nor calloused  
		-- the soft hands of a gentleman, perhaps!
		But my manners are rough and countryfied, 
		my speech slow and southern–...

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Categories: aorta, angst, death, faith, god, spiritual, visionary,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Synthetic Sack of Sorrows

Why must you boudoir bring me an empty bag full of fake?
Pinocchio emotions: wooden soul mannequin real
Your impulses beat a synthetic heart mood — 
artificial aorta stimulation ~ false erotic excitation

Making it so hard to...

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Categories: aorta, allusion, character, emotions, perspective,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Loverina
The first time laying eyes on you
I would have never knew
You an angel whose radiance from their smile
Surrounding us, when we walked down the aisle,
Would spin my world in blissful charms.
Whose delicacy and mannerism in...

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Categories: aorta, longing, love, memory,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member It's Your Style, It's Your Smile
It is your style
It is your smile
It is the charisma
It is the aroma
The way you talk
The way you walk
The way you touch
The rainbow of my soul
Oh! I love you so much
You know very well that...

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Categories: aorta, inspiration, longing, love, poetry, romance, smile, women,
Form: Free verse
We Came From Mars
Tracie ~*~ Indigo Dreamweaver
Contest Name	'New Beginnings

20 thousand and more years, then,
 We came away from Mars,
Gravity ships with field deflection,
Electromagnetic with the stars.

Come we then amongst the humans,
Tiny short and feeble be,
We were 8 feet...

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Categories: aorta, fantasy
Form: Ballad
Fated To Love
Fated to Love


Best to simply weigh the heart with a poppy seed
Counter balance on granite
All its rhythmical surging
Its expeditious life
Amounts to nothing

Better then, not to believe in its enchantment
For it is fated to love
And do...

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Categories: aorta, loveheart, heart, me, , fate,
Form: Free verse
Half Seen

Much is seen above,
less is visible below

Celestial thoughts 
have elevated luminosity
Subterreanean feelings
possess a catacomb void glow

The sun shines with sparkling clarity,
as rainbow-coated        ephod epiphany branches 
bud more colorful...

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Categories: aorta, allegory, muse, visionary, wisdom,
Form: Free verse
Heart of a Balloon
I'm tired of writing love poems and trying to put spins on them;
So for inspiration and ideas i go brainstorming;
But each thought, each idea seems to be a duplicate of the last poem;
"The glimmer of...

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Categories: aorta, anger, betrayal, break up, girlfriend, goodbye, hurt,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member The Gathered Outside My House--Pick A Line and Run With It Poetry Contest
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The atmosphere was thick with souls
whose identities were full of holes.
The gathered outside my house
filling in their blank spaces with
anger, hatred, boredom, and despair.

These zombies are not dead.

They are on the left, right, everywhere
in the...

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Categories: aorta, political,
Form: Free verse
Stillness of Emotion
Quasar pulse time moves 
at the pause ratio of 
radioactive query change

A long anticipated moment of attraction
did quicky supernova boom, 
then it slowly did mushroom
into repellant cloudy, doubtful affection
 
Heartbeat fears
perceptually travel 
on quantum tick-tock...

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Categories: aorta, heartbreak, imagery, science, symbolism,
Form: Romanticism
Pathetic Faith
PATHETIC FAITH
...to not be overwhelmed...to have great faith...this is a testing time...
Without complete faith, it wont work 4 me...so i must obsess on the faith in things working...
I have tried visualizing  {SEEING}many things...eg water...

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Categories: aorta, adventure,
Form: Ballade
Gaelic Queen
His mother, a gaelic queen
his father, a rugged pit miner
he wishes to never be seen
being solitary has never been finer

the son of sons he was
the son of sons he became
an expectation he did cause
his brother...

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Categories: aorta, mom,
Form: Rhyme
A 'Love' Comet Tale
In the dimming dawn of pulsar uncertainty,
asteroidal tear projections of past launch failures
boosted the fear of rejection
It made you afraid of me ... and my shy Virgo intentions

Understandably, 
when you’re in a cloudy sigh free-fall,
it’s...

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Categories: aorta, allusion, encouraging, hope, romantic love,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Spit Shine

Polar theology
Cold-hearted hate-based belief
Frigid permafrost principles of sub-zero greed
Rigid igloo authority
Ice fortress border policy
Snow mountain wall ain’t color passage easy

Refrigerator thought orthodoxy:
Sunflower faces were born to spit shine eternally
Void shoe box coffin space ... crypt...

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Categories: aorta, allusion, prejudice, truth, word play,
Form: Monorhyme
Slug Aviator
Crimson baron,
the scarlet fumes from your tale pipe
paints the sky 
with steel blue dye

Duke of the corporeal death plane,
your splatter reign
brings a barrel of spitfire pain

As you hide in the cadaver clouds,
waiting to vulture dive...

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Categories: aorta, allusion, death, sky, violence,
Form: Ode
We Are From Mars
From Mars

20 thousand and more years, then
 We came away from Mars
Gravity ships with field deflection
Electromagnetic with the stars

Come we then amongst the humans
Tiny short and feeble be
We were 8 feet tall, us true men
They...

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Categories: aorta, adventure
Form: Rhyme
Displeasure of Aorta Failure


Jungle club weekend tarantulas walk
with a kingly swagger
wolf man gait
Don Juan alpha moves mirror taught;
nocturnal reflections cast
over past triumphs,
speak of new burning love ...
Throbbing abstinence 
that can’t wait

Diamond heart black widows peripheral grieve
with a figure...

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Categories: aorta, lust, pain, vanity, wisdom,
Form: Free verse
Adrift In Daydreams Upon the Banks of the Nile
an average of 2,830 cubic meters

per second of rich silt

forms an alluvial plain 

spreads outward in a fan shape

from sedimentary deposit whereby

ancient Egyptian civilizations got built

adorning arid topography invaluable

like aorta pumping blood at the nape

of...

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Categories: aorta, 11th grade, 12th grade, 5th grade, 9th
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Vertigo Eyes
Standing at the precipice of hope,
these retinal denials
gazed into the misty, crystal waterfall

I had no secure peer of rappelling rope
tied to a waste modesty lifestyle
Unsure of the plunge into the pulsing roar of the call...

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Categories: aorta, allusion, emotions, joy, love,
Form: Romanticism
Love Ever Thus

Wooed by autumn thoughts serenading,
a harvest moon twilight smiles
upon his beloved
Soft words caressingly uttered
with psaltery passion,
the night sky glows with starry eyes a-gaze

Behold the soulmate birth spectacle,
a double aorta aurora of sparkling pupils a-blaze
The firmament...

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Categories: aorta, desire, love, romantic, soulmate,
Form: Romanticism

Book: Shattered Sighs