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The Drake Curse and Messi's Wizardry
‘THE DRAKE CURSE' AND MESSI'S WIZARDRY

Sport fraternity witness the reign of alien curse, 
emanating from the music world raising much fuss. 
The Drake curse which first came upon us in 2019. 
Paul Pogba became the...

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Categories: argentine, 1st grade,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member Maybe Spanish
J'apprends le français en ce moment
parce que j'ai l'intention de voyager à Paris.
Je ne parle pas couramment le français.
J'ai découvert Le Lac il y a quelques années.

Par un mariage
Du côté de ma mère,
nous sommes liés...

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Categories: argentine, adventure, black love, crazy, french, fun, humor,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Now Continuum

Beneath the surface of the perceptive mortal senses
the mind nestles the buds of dreams it desires to see bloom.
Allured by avid aspirations into insipid ignorance,       
it suffers wandering in...

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Categories: argentine, introspection, spiritual,
Form: Free verse
Heaven's Servant - Grasses
Heaven’s Servant

The grass of the earth The King of Heaven generously gave
People to enjoy Kentucky Bluegrass nice lawn, nutritious hay,
Timothy grass highly cultivated and seed easily harvested
Stock cattle, sheep, and horses healthily eat by day...

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Categories: argentine, beach, beautiful, beauty, earth, food, green, jesus,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Hindsight 20 20

With the melodic cadence of my fervent heart,  
pulsating with the charming tinsels of mesmeric night, 
gleamed my love for you with the enticing tinge, 
suffused with the sequins of the argentine moon. 
I...

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Categories: argentine, analogy, introspection, lost love,
Form: Free verse



Epitaph To Fallen Heroes
As we rallied to the Falklands cry,
And prepared ourselves to fight and die,
Some willing, some pressed, some volunteers,
All with deep down hidden fears.
Gangways gone, Hawser sip,
Sail Intrepid, fighting ship!!
Long hard days, sleepless nights
Working hard to...

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Categories: argentine, warwar, pain, may, me, war,
Form: I do not know?
A NEW WORLD
My old lady dropped a needle
From the cloth she was sewing
A fart of zaracatan or tailor's fart buzzed
That, in the silence of the afternoon
Made me flee quickly from the sewing room.
The news from an old...

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Categories: argentine, engagement,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member My Shoe Collection
My Shoe Collection


Shoes

Nice if you have them

Shoes

There is love
There is happiness
When the next path of your journey
You take with shoes on your feet


Shoes

I am coming out of the closet
I am not a woman
But I do...

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Categories: argentine, hilarious, imagination, irony, journey, metaphor, silly, sports,
Form: Free verse
Euphorianah'
The sapphire sun of what-were dreams
Setting in the forsaken east
My winters' desperation clung to your silent voice
Let death be a choice
Dusk revealed your truest nature
Before her argentine eyes
'Tis the darkest of tragedies, romances' maladies
Let your...

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Categories: argentine, adventure, allegory, angst, animals, anniversary, caregiving, confusion,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member Antipoem 31 Rita Montero
AntiPoem 31 “Rita Montero”

(Poet’s instruction: Kindly play “Ay, Mama Inez” 
by Rita Montero while reading this AntiPoem)

a red trolley finds Ebbets Field behind a pigtown ditch
significant hotdogs and burnt singles melt into the pitch
Jackie Robinson...

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Categories: argentine, baseball, discrimination, prejudice,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member I Let It Slip Away
I let it slip away beyond my perceptive reach,
like the dislodged grain of the memory sand.
The dragging ebb of discontent carried it far 
into the dismal depth of somber sea of oblivion.

The splendorous realm of...

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Categories: argentine, analogy, lost love,
Form: Free verse
Euphorianah
The sapphire-dust sun of what-were dreams
Swallow the scene, setting In the forsaken east
All I see, all I know fades into the reaper's monotone grey 
Death come near me, by my only choice 
My wintry desperation subdued, clings...

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Categories: argentine, allegory, angst, caregiving, confusion, daughter, death, dedication,
Form: Lyric
Premium Member The Chaos In My Heart

Splitting open the rough rocky ledge of my garden,
a sapling grows at the edge of the broken pathway. 
A lone bud blooms unnoticed with the color of spring  
within my heart with the alluring...

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Categories: argentine, heartbreak,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Plagued By Memories

In the splendorous sapphire space of my pristine heart, 
shimmering in the sanctified radiance of the indigo night,
you gleamed like seraphic sequins of argentine moondust, 
making me feel fascinated as I sensed your cerulean sheen.

My...

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Categories: argentine, analogy, lost love, memory,
Form: Free verse
Return To Dust
After the Casket Falls
After your soul is called
After your final breathe is drawn
I'll meet you again

After the Casket Falls
After your soul is called
After your final breathe is drawn
I'll meet you again

After the Casket Falls
After your...

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Categories: argentine, angst, confusion, death, dedication, depression, devotion, fear,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Epitome Of Emptiness

the titular touch 
     of 
sunburst dawn
              chromatic
     and 
moon masked night
  ...

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Categories: argentine, analogy, journey, life,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member What Llama Lil Saw In Bagdad
 What Llama Lil Saw in Baghdad

In Llama Lil's Cafe eating crackers and Stilton 
surveying the street and reading Milton 
Sits a strange and moody itinerant 
Icon for a well-known roll-on deoderant 
Under cover spy...

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Categories: argentine, adventure, humor, silly, word play,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Pearl Of The Orient
     Pearl Of The Orient 


           Phillipines !
          Pearl of the Orient...

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Categories: argentine, appreciation,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Epitome Of Afterglow

The smoky dust screen blows away far into the halcyon horizon,
the flotilla of cotton cloud sails in the concave depth of cobalt.
Bowed down slender blades of cinnamon grass sway
in the crisp air on the lap...

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Categories: argentine, analogy, autumn, love, passion,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member An Obsessed Poet

The stream cascades skyward in swirling spate of ebullience 
with the dancing shadows of trees swaying entranced. 
Tempting topaz dew makes dainty diadem on glinting grass tips, 
weaves lilting lattice for me as I lie...

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Categories: argentine, analogy, crush, poets,
Form: Free verse
The Last Words of the Seeker in Sheol
(A tired voice whispers)


I think I was put under love's enchanted spell
When I first met that wondrous heart 

That to me 
Quietly yelled

For I've walked so many hard miles in this black sand and yellow...

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Categories: argentine, grief,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Stardust

The opaque grains of darkness drizzle silently
from the curved cauldron of the seamless sky,
the silver embroidered satin tapestry rolls out 
from the cornucopia of the falling night,
as the twilight sequins dissolve in azure ambiance.

The music...

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Categories: argentine, analogy, beauty, peace,
Form: Free verse
Therion
Slayer of dreams and reality 
Bow down to his Therion Majesty
Vowed to Be beyond Spiritual Supremacy,
But too Frail, but too Weak,
Were these words  of The Transgressor
of Our Argentine Destiny

Reigned with Blood 
And with Blood...

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Categories: argentine, allegory, angst, animals, confusion, death, dedication, faith,
Form: Ballad
Premium Member A Time To Reflect

When the starless nights are bleakly opaque, 
and the sunless days desolately misty, 
to steer the astray life across ambiguity maze 
in the miasma of misery isn’t easy. 
When the garden of flowers turn fawn,...

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Categories: argentine, analogy, introspection, life,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member September Rhapsody

The clumps of climbing cotton clouds 
float slowly away, brushing the azure arena 
of the end-summer’s ashen sky. 
The returning birds bathe 
in the glimmer of the blue bay, 
as through the amber twilight gleam...

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Categories: argentine, analogy, autumn, beautiful, nature,
Form: Free verse

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