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Premium Member Got Gas--- Flatulence
Got GAS--- Flatulence


Got me sum delicate tummy
Ate too MUCH late at night
After eight-thirty  for Pete’s sake----
Guess I should not have ate
That cabbage and raw egg cinnamon-shake
NOW MY STOMACH ACHCES
 Like the horn of auto...

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Categories: black beans, analogy, betrayal, conflict, imagery, nature, pain, sound,
Form: Free verse



A Categorization Is Neither a Cat Clapping Nor a Centimeter of Cubic Cakes
A slipper stained in a knot is appearing to emulate a wanton soup. Wanton soup is grinning a beaming smile. Whirling around. Nine noodles nimbly nick niceties. And the prawn dance begins as they fling...

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Categories: black beans, age, america, angel, animal, baseball, basketball,
Form: I do not know?
Pilgrimage
I rise from my feathered comfort, one only achieved with torture
My deal with the devil gives warmth and I shower until the steam tickles my throat
Long enough to wash off the blood
My feet are cuddled...

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Categories: black beans, life,
Form: Free verse
Our World Without Colour - Remastered
Classic silent films
Redundant technicolour
Piano plays mood

Panther and snow leopard duelling with chess
Under a scintillating firmament
A dome of diamonds floating on infinity
Moonlight softly slicing the shadows
Illuminating their world of concentration
Alternating attrition
Pawn takes pawn
Bishop takes pawn
Rook takes...

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Categories: black beans, allegory, animal, color, conflict, food, parody, surreal,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Sustain Ate Manna
A for Ahira not an Apple was found at the tree of life, Sustain ate Manna;
B for Band bananas Black beans in stride;
C for Corianders and Cocoyam's flown in from the skies, sustain ate Manna;
D...

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Categories: black beans, allusion, analogy, character, christian, community, food, humanity,
Form: Acrostic



Our World Without Colour
Classic silent films
Redundant technicolour
Piano plays mood

Panther and snow leopard
Duelling with chess
Under a scintillating firmament
A dome of diamonds floating on infinity
Moonlight softly slicing the shadows
Illuminating their world of concentration
Alternating attrition
Pawn takes pawn
Bishop takes pawn
Rook takes pawn
Knight...

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Categories: black beans, allegory, animal, color, fantasy, humanity, light, parody,
Form: Free verse
I Love Food
I Love Food Contest
Sponsor: Lewis Raynes


Yummy steak fajitas with a pound of sour cream,
   along with hot salsa and many tortilla chips, I do wish,
      chicken quesadillas are...

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© Lu Loo  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: black beans, food,
Form: Rhyme
Australian Ancient Depths of Time
Australian Ancient Depths Of Time

Under deserts rusting tides of red
Mountains once collapsed themselves into the clay
Became flat lands stilted while sun hung ornate on the humble quiet
Beauty remained unobserved, unobstructed, ageless
At this point in time...

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Categories: black beans, age, earth, food, history, inspiration, time, wisdom,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member The Quiet Brings Introspection
The quiet brings introspection - emotions contained…those of excitement, roll-up-the sleeves, the dejection, beliefs. The empty room filled with holiday assortment. A shame to shape the room back into every-day style. We look forward to...

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Categories: black beans, family, holiday, introspection,
Form: Prose
A Fountain For Carmela
A Fountain for Carmela....
 
In the village of Santa Maria, high in the mountains lived a little girl named Carmela. It has 
always been the tradition of the women to carry water from the well...

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Categories: black beans, childrensweet, water, mother, sweet, water,
Form: Narrative
To Make Me Cake
This is a little story
About friendship ultimate
This friend knew my love of cake
But understood my need for health
She saw that I was trying
To be oh so very good
And she went above
And beyond
To do the best...

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© Emma Major  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: black beans, food, friendship,
Form: I do not know?
Premium Member Craziest Time At the Time of Spilled Soup
Craziest Time at the Time of Spilled Soup

I spilled a bowl of vegetable soup – 
 Slipped on the shiny waxed floor;
The scene I saw made my muse utter expletives – 
 Fainting in horror...

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Categories: black beans, crazy, food, funny,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Veggie Enchiladas
With some Sauteed onions in a pan on some melted butter and olive oil
Throw in slices of button mushrooms, green pepper and zucchini according to your style
Some chopped garlic and cumin powder are the key...

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Categories: black beans, food,
Form: Free verse
Mexican Minuanetta
A menu, Annetta, I’m hungry as a bear.
But first, something lighter, tell me, what have you there?
Chips, by the bowlful with salsa as starter fare.
Do bring them A-S-A-P, and yes, I declare
Extra? bring some queso...

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Categories: black beans, 11th grade, food, metaphor,
Form: Rhyme
August Forenoon
August Forenoon 
There is a sale on in the dress shop bathing trunks reduced up 
to 40%. It has been a good summer and few local people have 
died but the price of coffins stay...

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Categories: black beans, absence, age, identity,
Form: Ballade
Rice and Beans
I do not want to eat rice and beans any more
I want a new meal
I'm ready to throw this pot out the door
I'm sure I've  had my fill
Rice and beans is my poor folks...

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Categories: black beans, black african american, food, funny, life, political,
Form: Burlesque
Annabala
There she goes
Down the aisle
A replica of beauty
The white veil reveals a slight make-up on her beautiful face
The wedding gown has drawn her curvaceous body right
The broad smile on her face exposes her egg-shell white...

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© John Lenda  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: black beans, husband, love, wedding, wife,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things