Long Binoculars Poems
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In the Wild
IN THE WILD
Early morning, we go for a drive,
An awesome feeling as we arrive,
At our camp gate which, opens
At 6 o’clock,
Now we are in the African bush
Which, will unlock,
Moments that we have missed...
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Categories:
binoculars, adventure, africa,
Form:
Rhyme
In the Wild Re Post
IN THE WILD
( Re Post)
Early one morning, we begin our drive,
An awesome feeling as we arrive,
At our camp gate which, opens
At six o’clock,
Now we are in the African bush
Which, will unlock,
Moments that...
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Categories:
binoculars, animal,
Form:
Free verse
Hubert Might Go Upstairs But Not To Rome
Tea in the afternoon with his wife of many years is usually peaceful, Hubert thinks before he makes his announcement. Then he says it.
"I'm going upstairs," Hubert tells Ruth as he hoists himself out...
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Categories:
binoculars, marriage,
Form:
Prose
Small Mutinies
"Small Mutinies"
So what if my point of view
is not that which wraps
you in comfortably warm
fluffed-up silky
cashmere blankets
of insecure insincerity
simple scribbles
bleating from the
chirping crickets
and frog croaking
symphonies
muddying waters
cutting pristine lines...
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Categories:
binoculars, halloween, muse, symbolism,
Form:
Free verse
Chapter 90 -- Damian Delilah Mallory Damali and Dj: United Nations
The next day. It was iffy everybody
Was tense. The Hakim family was
Distrustful of The Black China Men.
Early morning 8 am Friday.
Damali rose from his slumber
First followed by DJ Desharah
And Amadeus.
They...
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Categories:
binoculars, blessing, confidence,
Form:
Alliteration
Yet More Than a Brother
Moods oscillate in cadences of peaks and valleys
Music to fractious emotions on greasy dance floors
Mistimed cues of flares smouldering relationships
Angst of redundancy seethes from within as lava
Anger is camouflaged with the cloak of reticence
Ardour suffocated...
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Categories:
binoculars, allusion, analogy, appreciation, brother, character, feelings, friend,
Form:
Bio
1000707 and 1006006 Are Having a Chat
A miniscule minotaur is a mini mayhem by the way. In a catacomb place ones feet in a small bowl then look in the mirror and sing to the shaft of light beaming down from...
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Categories:
binoculars, aubade, beauty,
Form:
I do not know?
Scenery In the Period of Sound
Visual surroundings-
Some of it are monotonous -
Tiring are Some of it sometimes-
Maybe traditional scenes
Unknowingly builds the pinnacle -
Of the dreamless minaret.
Or-
Talk about rubbish
That rains incessantly
Disturbs the Subconscious.
Rather in the darkness of decade
Or-
It can be seen...
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Categories:
binoculars, allegory,
Form:
Free verse
Hand-Picked Berries and Sun-Dried Tomatoes 1
The following is a collection of selected critiques of the work of Zoltan Goliath and Otis Trench from a variety of media outlets. The views expressed therein
are entirely unsolicited, uncompensated and unexpurgated,
representing the...
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Categories:
binoculars, mythology,
Form:
Prose
The Job - Part 3
Once in my room it’s time to check my weapon. I can’t live without her. Which her am I thinking about? This is not good. I need to take a...
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Categories:
binoculars, death, life, , western,
Form:
Narrative
Words - the Heart of Imagination - Poemhunter Early Entries
Sample Entries from PoemHunter.com. PoetrySoupers will not be in competition with these two poems. They are just to illustrate the diversity of approaches possible.
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Image-Nation: Does One Need A Word? …… [Oct. '14 Challenge Poem; imagination;...
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Categories:
binoculars, poetry, words, , Lullaby,
Form:
Blank verse
A Walk Through the Trees
Birdwatching had become for me, such pleasurable summertime hobby,
So I was often among the trees, young ones or those old and knobby.
I chased rose finches at dawn, and the yellow warblers come noon,
Scarlet flycatchers...
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Categories:
binoculars, bird, fantasy, friend, green, magic, nature, tree,
Form:
Couplet
Thieves In the Night
Our son CJ celebrated his 40th birthday,
Immediate family invited to Ramsgate
In Natal, to celebrate this day in a special way,
A guest house was rented by our son,
Which once again became our fate!
By the sea, what...
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Categories:
binoculars, night,
Form:
Free verse
Flawless Verses
Flawless flamboyant meaningful words in written verse’s,
Never heard by nervous useless unproductive pawns within man made curse’s,
Drawn into ignorance, clueless and purposeless,
Powerless and can’t see this, sitting on the fence torn and withdrawn,
An existence lacking...
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Categories:
binoculars, humanity, imagination, meaningful, metaphor, religious, writing,
Form:
Epic
The Dream He Never had
He always dreams big on just about everything
He has been doing this since he was a child
And sometimes his imagination runs wild.
He likes to pull things apart and appear in the dark
and when you miss...
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Categories:
binoculars, america, blessing, business, care, color, creation, friendship,
Form:
Narrative
Grandma's Binoculars
"Look, Grandma! I can see them! You were right! They do steal!" I jumped up and down in all excitement. Grandma grabbed the binoculars from me, pressing it as close as she possibly could to...
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Categories:
binoculars, adventure, childhood, children, dog, grandmother,
Form:
Prose
The Hidden Village By Sea
I have heard about a village by the sea where everyone has a master and doctorate degree, the population is about ten thousand and they all have unique qualities that you can use when you...
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Categories:
binoculars, adventure, beach, birth, change, cool, deep, destiny,
Form:
Prose
The End of the Flying Dutchman, Part I
You’ve heard of the Flying Dutchman,
the ghost-ship that travels the seas,
there’s countless legends about it,
a great deal of variety.
Some say it’s just cursed to wander,
a result of some ancient sin,
a crew long dead yet still...
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Categories:
binoculars, confusion, history, myth, ocean, sea, surreal, water,
Form:
Narrative
Yet, More Than a Brother
Moods oscillate in cadences of peaks and valleys
Music to fractious emotions on greasy dance floors
Mistimed cues of flares smouldering relationships
Angst of redundancy seethes from within as lava
Anger is camouflaged with the cloak of reticence
Ardour suffocated...
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Categories:
binoculars, allusion, analogy, beauty, character, dedication, encouraging, life,
Form:
Alliteration
A Little Towns Secret Part 2 True Story
We got to the Hotel and settled in. I had bought a Cannon
35 mm camera with a 100/300 lense. I figure that would be
enough to capture any images that we would see. With...
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Categories:
binoculars, mystery,
Form:
Narrative
The Man With the Moustache
Miraculous indeed, you must have done some very good deed to be one with the heavens and an accomplice with the devil. Your fountains are flowing galore and you couldn’t be asking for more when...
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Categories:
binoculars, abuse, break up, change, death, emotions, funeral,
Form:
Narrative
13, West Macott Road
13, West Macott Road
My limbs are weak and body old,
Tired am I and withered are my bones,
The skin has wrinkled and is quickly peeling off,
The heart is lifeless and tears have dried,
My feet are shrinking...
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Categories:
binoculars, allusion, children, death, environment, grief, house, tree,
Form:
Narrative
Prologue 4
Then she French kissed LizPiggo and publicly scolded the young Chinese server for not making extra sale?
The young lady scribbled her phone number on
napkin and gave it...
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Categories:
binoculars, art,
Form:
Other
My Divinity
My Divinity
My violet pastel pencil
came to a rest
after sketching the
outline of the natural pond
fringed with bamboo, palms,
and exotic tropical foliage
reflected
in the mirrored waters.
Standing before
the easel I couldn't
get my eyes off
the arched...
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Categories:
binoculars, beautiful, blessing, emotions, mother daughter,
Form:
Romanticism
Sniper
SNIPER
A yell “ man down;” then zing, pock, pock,
pock, pock against the sandbag revetment.
Down on the plain is a man in a spider hole,
he is well hidden and armed well enough,
smokeless powder provides no clues.
Binoculars...
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Categories:
binoculars, war,
Form:
Free verse