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After All Is Said and Done
I wrote this random rap song just yesterday! Have a blast, reading it! :D
"We shall all be like magnets,
Connecting to God's Laws in perfect symmetry 
We shall all shine as the sun,
Glorifying the son of...

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Categories: beets, anxiety, deep, depression, desire, emotions, encouraging, hope,
Form: Lyric



Premium Member Landsbyen -Into the North- An Epic Poem 11
Lumi's hand pressed upon his shoulder in a surprisingly firm grip guiding him into the dining area and to the second of two long slender tables where sat five older elves including DynDoeth.
  ...

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Categories: beets, christmas, fairy,
Form: Epic
Premium Member Unwoven Memories
I grew up and out on a four family-owned,
and cooperatively-organized,
extended matriarchal farm.

Four interdependent 1940s through 1970s patriarchally managed businesses,
without substantial questions about who should wear pants,
yet with a surprising matriarchal cooperative understory.

The boxers outnumbered the...

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Categories: beets, culture, family, farm, happiness, health, political, usa,
Form: Prose Poetry
Premium Member A Place Not Meant To Be: Part II
A Place Not Meant To Be
           
PART: II            (699 of 1487 words)

#9: Days of...

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© Hilo Poet  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: beets, analogy,
Form: Crown of Sonnets
Premium Member You Can'T Quite the Soup-
"ls this explicit can it be more than just a thought a true story within each letter place. Together in a line in a single line, there's Glory post haste. I just want to tell...

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Categories: beets, adventure, analogy, encouraging, words,
Form: Dramatic Monologue



Honoring You In Living Color
Kitchen counters alive; the vivid colors of red, green, purple and yellow glass jars. Your garden flourished.
.
Pickled beets mingle boiled eggs; a pretty periwinkle purple.
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Yellow and purple tinted fingers; dandelions and elderberries distilling; musty aroma...

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Categories: beets, mom, mother, mother daughter, tribute,
Form: Free verse
This Sentimental Winter
Solace snowflakes fall upon my cheek
Been stressed out throughout the week
Saw the crystalline fractals of ice fall too
When I faced a sentimental winter so true
When I faced a sentimental winter with you

Flurry of snowstorms rush...

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Categories: beets, emotions, fear, heartbroken,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member An Interview with the Color Purple
Hello, everyone. Today we welcome the famous color Purple to our show. 

Hello. I’m so happy to be here.

So, tell me, Purple, Why do people refer to prose sometimes as purple?

Ha! I’m sure you know...

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Categories: beets, color,
Form: Narrative
Bread, Butter, Bacon, Burgers, Brownies and Bananas
#A Nod To My MOTHER Who LOVED Her BLACKEYE PEAS. "So Do I", If Cooked GOOD..."YES PLEASE!" A GREAT "B" LETTER FOOD...
BROCCOLI 
BOK CHOY 
BERRIES 
BEETS (THESE ARE THE TYPE OF "BEATS" I LIKE...SAID A...

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Categories: beets, food, humor, poems, poetess, poetry, poets, write,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member No Eden Here
No Eden here, for there’s no snake;
There’s just a thief who likes to take 
The labors of all our hard work.
My blood is boiling, half berserk
Near stripped of reason, one thing’s clear:
I’m settling the score...

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© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: beets, humorous, nature,
Form: Rhyme
One Single Dish, One Single Pea - Dr Seuss Contest Inspired
One single dish with one single pea

The sign on the door said, 
Come one and come all
We welcome the short
and we welcome the tall

From the east or the west
or some place in between
Whether yellow or...

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Categories: beets, food, fun, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Pickling Beets
I’m just dead and so sorrowful inside
It feels like no one cares I feel this way
I’m full of dread and God’s merciful humility soaks away my pride
The feels of his absence — I feel today

My...

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Categories: beets, angst, brother, nature,
Form: Lyric
Will Your Heart Betrays You
I thought you would never come; my heart is on the run, I thought you would never come; I will wait until the day is done.

Daylight is screaming in my face and the rats have...

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Categories: beets, beautiful, blessing, bridal shower, business, community, courage,
Form: Narrative
Forced Ska Hoard and Save Hen Years Ago
History contends that on that score
hing hot summer at 6:00 pm June sixteenth 
in the year 666 after the Devonian era, 
two lovers - a Mister Belmont Me 

and Missy Bryn Mawr Hu felt the...

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Categories: beets, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, 9th
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Oh Captcha Squares
Oh captcha squares, oh captcha squares
What are these objects in your frames?
Oh captcha squares, oh captcha squares
Why must they gotta be the same?

    Cars and busses, traffic lights
    Bicycles...

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Categories: beets, funny, humor,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member The Apple Doesn'T Fall Far From the Tree
You can see him now, dirty as a horse
that slipped in the mud, planting petunias
with that infamous shamrock thumb

(Irish from his Pop      Appendage from his Mum)

stopping every now - and...

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Categories: beets, adventure, crazy, cute love, fun, garden, grandchild,
Form: Free verse
Dinner Time
At the kitchen table
Sat still like stone statues – petrified.
A sick game of musical chairs
Sat waiting for the muted music to play again.
Saplings uprooted early; replanted in rows
seated in toxic soil – a stunted growth.
Wooden...

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© Zed Zed  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: beets, childhood, emotions, family, food, memory, violence,
Form: Free verse
25 Years of Marriage - 15 Years of Neglect
There's weeds in my
garden I can't use a
ho(e)
The man who could
pull them don't care
no mo

The shit's overgrown
I might need a plow
But it's waited so
long that it's no
use now

When we planted the
thing we both shared
the work
Then...

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Categories: beets, heartbroken, how i feel, i miss you,
Form: Dramatic Monologue
Premium Member Thanksgiving From Three Perspectives
A Child's Thanksgiving Prayer 

Lord, I thank thee as I sit to eat,
For mashed potatoes that I helped to make.
And thanks, dear Lord, we're having something sweet.
Besides the beets and peas, there's pies and cake!

I...

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Categories: beets, family, funnymom, prayer, thanksgiving, men, mom, prayer,
Form: Sonnet
Premium Member Violet, My Adored
Violet, a lovely lady, kin to Purple, can be a contradiction.
Between her fellows Red and Blue (yet more inclined to Blue),
she lies with a calm passion! Unique and unconventional is she!

A symbol of humility, through...

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Categories: beets, color, universe, , western,
Form: Free verse
Pickles and Tickles: It's a Party
It's a PICKLE PARTY and you're being invited!
Return your RSVP saying you'll be delighted
to attend. Don't forget to bring your sunscreen
so, you can keep your lovely shade of green.

The pool will be open, so you...

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Categories: beets, humorous,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Stone Fences
Along the country roads 
Still strong they march.
Rocks fitted with intricate care,
Pieced together rock by stone,
Without the help of mortar
A century or more ago
By farmers who ploughed the 
Glacial moraine of New England
To plant subsistence...

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Categories: beets, history, nature, strength, time, work,
Form: Free verse
A Little Dog Tale, As Told By An Older Gentleman
“I went into a grocery store to buy a bag of beets.
I had to buy them there, you see, it’s the only thing he eats.”

“Who is this ‘he’ of whom you speak?” was my quick...

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Categories: beets, animal, fun, funny, memory, nonsense, pets, silly,
Form: Rhyme
The Poets Point of Separation
A disbanded little colony of wacky souls ensues:

Some will head to the high purple hills 
and live in caves.
They will bring cranberries and beets to crush
up and make paint with.
They will use horse hair brushes...

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Categories: beets, imagination, life, on writing and words, people,
Form: Free verse
To Consider the Alligator
I wouldn't be scant. Its codfish lies to pull ferociously all up in its cube. The forks stomped the ponies. Why did your 
goodness lift our leaf? What do ideas ride like? You sound like...

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Categories: beets, confusion, happiness, introspection, life, mystery, on writing
Form: Prose Poetry

Book: Reflection on the Important Things