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Premium Member The Troll At Speckle Bridge
There was a time throughout this land 
    when all was well and kind.
Where Wood Sprites, Fairies and Pixie dust 
    were not that hard to find.
But times have...

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Categories: black as coal, adventure, lost love,
Form: Rhyme



Premium Member The Accomplice - Both Audio and Text
This is a very sad tale, indeed. Does anything hurt more than a shattered heart?


You asked me for a story from the days of long ago, of unrequited love…of broken hearts…and love betrayed. 
This brings...

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Categories: black as coal, anger, gothic, hurt, lost love,
Form: Narrative
Premium Member listen to life -
have you not heard me?

borne upon the air at dusk, dancing ... I have whispered you in a million voices
    still, you descry not my utterance? Listen, yet, for all is precious...

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Categories: black as coal, life, philosophy, truth, wisdom,
Form: Free verse
Three Witches, a Love Story
THREE WITCHES A LOVE SONNET


Three ancient, rotten, horrid, witches 
just awoke from their daytime snore,
These evil, reeking, damaged, sisters,
Cursed the land for thirty-five score.

As they hobbled down stairs 
they stammered and coughed,
Till they reached the...

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Categories: black as coal, beauty, halloween,
Form: Rhyme
Here, Dwells A Monster - Part I
i.
‘Twas the night before Christmas, when all through the house,
Not a creature was stirring, not even my spouse.
My wife and son lay silent, all tucked in their beds,
Visions of demons no longer danced in my...

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Categories: black as coal, christmas, evil, father, halloween, horror, murder, poetry,
Form: Rhyme



Ode To Mi Corazon
As I pull weeds from cracks in sidewalks
Yout sit on top of thrones made of solid gold
And I pay no mind to the women around me,
Only to your beauty do I hold an Ode.

I see...

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Categories: black as coal, beautiful, body, caregiving, desire, dream, feelings, first
Form: Romanticism
Prince of Darkness
Oh Prince of Darkness gilded gold
your heart to hatred you have sold
dispair is your path and lot
for the worship you have sought
 
Into the fall you did man lead
through the veil of his need
through the...

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Categories: black as coal, death, dedication, devotion, faith, hope, inspirational, life,
Form: Rhyme
I Have Good News and Sad News
YOU ARE TOO GOOD FOR ME SO SET YOURSELF FREE

You ask me why?
Because sometimes the world makes me cry
You ask me how?
I don’t how I’ve lived until now
But this much is true
Perhaps it was to...

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Categories: black as coal, angst, life, words, me, people, life, me,
Form: Monorhyme
Out of the Shadows - Time For Justice
(first you must Read Out of the Shadows - P1 and Out of the Shadow - Hit Man)

You wont be disappointed!!!!!
 

As his wife resigned from the garden pool that summers morning
Joe smiled then left...

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Categories: black as coal, adventureheart, heart,
Form: Rhyme
Eulogy To Mrs Aminat Olaboopo
EULOGY TO MRS (Ph.D) ALIHAJA, AMINAT OLABOOPO                            ...

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Categories: black as coal, africa, birth, courage, eulogy, grandmother, hero, mentor,
Form: Epic
The Reality of Depressions Hold
The Reality of Depressions Hold

The heart throbs with every beat it yearns to be loved,

To feel that butterfly flutter of affection, a touch of love,

The soul yearns and searches for happiness and comfort,

To feel at...

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© Sarah Cope  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: black as coal, anxiety, deep, depression, emotions, mental illness, pain,
Form: Free verse
"porkpie Jones."
Porkpie Jones has brittle bones, and crusted corn-filled toes,

And sleety eyes and bulgy thighs, and brillo pad elbows,

His underarms are typical farms, and reek a barnyard smell,

Its quite the place for creepy, crawly, parasites ...

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Categories: black as coal, childhood, education, children, funny, on writing and
Form: I do not know?
International Womens Day
I wake up this morning 
And saw my sweet heart in the kitchen
She been up very early 
Doing her house work and cooking

Shes a good mother and wife
And i just stood in silence looking at...

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Categories: black as coal, appreciation, inspirational, international, women,
Form: Light Verse
Premium Member Love Was Never There
BEFORE READING: Please note that this lyric has some mature content that some readers might find disturbing. Also read the side-note at the end of the poem before commenting...



My youngest memories was when I was...

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Categories: black as coal, abuse, anger, child, confusion, sorry,
Form: Lyric
Free Slaves
Jim was a young black lad,
In the era of slavery in the States.
And there was nothing he had,
Except a merciless owner filled with hates.

He worked hard on the plantation all day,
Only to face discrimination &...

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Categories: black as coal, america, black african american, discrimination, freedom, grief,
Form: Rhyme
Love's Gallant Steed
I ride like fire from darkest dawn,
Above the spire of mountains high,
And though the light is pale and wan,
I sear the heavens where earth meets sky.

As miles behind me fall away,
I drive my gallant steed...

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© Shawn Hall  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: black as coal, adventure, allegory, angel, desire, devotion, horse, love,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Storyteller's Secret
I sat with a reluctant story teller
my legs crossed
holding my breath
The fabric of her mind 
was tightly folded
tucked in carefully at her edges

I reached for a thread
gave it a gentle tug
hoping that it would come...

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Categories: black as coal, betrayal, innocence, scary,
Form: Rhyme
Old Book
Under communist rule child is born
He does not know that in that very rule children from their mothers are torn
He feels happy in every life’s little thorn
It is somewhat difficult but he feels no scorn...

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Categories: black as coal, fantasy,
Form: Rhyme
Horses of Cavalry
Hour ago raised the morning sun
The eastern army outnumbers the hussars fifteen to one
The battle has began
Hussar horses with thousand thundering hooves begun their run

Eastern army cannons and muskets will discharge
As the hussars push forward...

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Categories: black as coal, fantasy, horse, war,
Form: Rhyme
The Wooden Boat
The river flowed.... 
Dark and black 
Upon it a wooden boat  sped, 
on a river we all dread 

The sky hung low... 
Dirty grey 
The wooden boat..... 
Sped away 

No tiller, no oar.... 
Yet...

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Categories: black as coal, death, imagination, philosophy, visionary, light, star, boat,
Form: Ballad
Sharing a Glass of Loneliness
No one wants to drink alone,
For sweet time is precious and unknown.

But here sits a disheartened fool
Slouched heavy on an unsteady bar stool,
Remembering how it was to smile
As he drinks to forget about life for...

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Categories: black as coal, sadpeople, drink, me, people, truth,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Following You Home
Clink clank clink clank clink clank
slow steady pace, metal hitting pavement
pausing when you pause
following you home, the man is bones

and a tie, top hat, tails, not tap shoes
more like chains, the sound a horseshoe makes
when...

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Categories: black as coal, fantasy, holiday, seasons, spacehalloween, candy,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Canis Lupus
~ for Ana ~

I was there many times -
I’d been watching him for years,
(he, black as coal),
almost two decades now,
an extraordinary age for a wolf ...
every full moon, and only then,
he came to the clifftops...

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Categories: black as coal, animal, metaphor, nature,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Rainbow Nation
Rainbow Nation

Blanca is white like beautiful snow in the Drakensberg Mountains
                      she snorted star...

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Categories: black as coal, addiction,
Form: Free verse
Far Out (Pts 1, 2 and 3)
Pt 1

Far out, they cried
when I stood on cinders,
feet combusting,
like it was clever;
even though water
sprinkled the joint,
coals sizzled,
flesh melted, spat;
chunks of sinew,
popped like corn.
Timbers smoked,
glowed like hell;
arms blackened, curled
crossed over chests.
I’m burning, I told
the voices,
need...

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© Tony Bush  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: black as coal, death, social,
Form: Narrative

Book: Shattered Sighs