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Barnabas Oral's Sightless Game
He plays throughout the house at night 
a braille touch for his lack of sight
and dreams of all the crippled things 
with broken legs and shattered wings.

The bandage on his wounded eyes 
will be there...

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Categories: blunted, dark, games, humorous, psychological, scary,
Form: Rhyme



A Gentle Violence I
Is this the price we pay for our right to have guns 
the blood of innocent souls lost to oblivion: a gentle violence

Forever a mental brute, a slow gentle violence 
of unforgivable action, wither insane...

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Categories: blunted, abuse, allegory, allusion, america, analogy, anger, angst,
Form: Free verse
Secret Love, Two Searching Eyes
*Secret love, two searching eyes*

I
The early morning's languorous mild sun 
Seemed jaded from a nightlong tiring jog, 
And liked dawn's dew-mixed mirth nor glee of smog,
Nor some stray passing clouds' hide-and-seek fun, 
Nor yet was...

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Categories: blunted, childhood, feelings, love,
Form: Crown of Sonnets
Affluenza

Her child, your honor, deserves mercy
The defendant is a sweet boy,
he’s only sixteen

The mother is a rich widow,
a community pillar many lean on
Charity is her closest companion
She has generous arms
that are always alms open
She has...

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Categories: blunted, anger, dark, psychological, society,
Form: Narrative
The Swan
Upon the lakes they do swim gliding so effortlessly   
These species of graceful waterfowl the largest of anatidae family
In their beautiful pure white plumage with elegant long curved necks
Blunted beaks and big webbed...

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Categories: blunted, beauty, bird, mystery,
Form: Light Verse



Aubade On the Morning After
Im half awake, and glaring at the sunrise
distant brilliance slowly eating at my dry eyes
squinted to best witness the aureate Apollo
refract off blades soaked through with dew
heaven's first blush, midsummer quiet, and coffee scent
cast clarity,...

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Categories: blunted, passionworld, universe,
Form: I do not know?
Ferret Legging
Ferret Legging
You never know what you’ll find on the net
Nothing much surprises me there and yet
I found a sport that takes no native skill
Just a strong pair of pants and a real strong will
Competitors’ trousers...

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Categories: blunted, animal, sports, drug,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Ode To Tropical Island Loneliness
Oh Sweet Island!  Thou tropical paradise:
   Miles have I traced upon thy ceaseless reach
Of ocean-choked shorelines owed Heav’nly device
   Sheltering I, this marooned guest on thine endless beach.
Safe House against...

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Categories: blunted, loneliness,
Form: Ode
Why
We were born as one of eight,
As always said last in first out,
Some of us unfortunately late,
To be found out what this is all about.

Through as seed to eyes wide,
Reflections of our guardians past,
Our lifes...

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Categories: blunted, abuse, childhood, confusion, family, life, remember, sad,
Form: Rhyme
Gnomic Verses
Waking up to sordid days,
under these clouds.
On the journey of life,
the life of dreams.
On feeble grounds reaching impossible,
heart’s in recess, a love is  pending.
I hope, as my past marred my blessed future.
Mirage!
Reality is blurred,...

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© Kofi Amed   Create an image from this poem.
Categories: blunted, god, happiness, imagery, inspiration, jesus, love, peace,
Form: Free verse
Unrequited Love
Not by chance do I find myself
Awake in the dead of night; caught by fright.
The stinging pangs of a grace far from touch.
Are you real? Why such longing?
How and why do you make my heart...

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Categories: blunted, absence, hope, i love you, longing, lost
Form: Dramatic Monologue
The Demon Hunt
What a pathetic spectacle she makes –
The wordless poet, sunk in her stupor of defeated uninspired misery
She sits alone in the darkness,
Encompassed in her imprisoning spotlight of gloom
Surrounded by a million lights of happy souls
Their...

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Categories: blunted, angst, death, sad
Form: Free verse
Gold and Clay
The writer’s prose like fluid flowed
Across half-a-thousand gilded pages,
With flowered images and profound lines
The was last throughout the ages.
But the follow-up, it got two stars
And critics dog-piled the hate.
Sometimes we shine with sheen of gold,
Other...

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Categories: blunted, beauty, how i feel, humanity, life, lost,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Listen To Your Heart
I see phantasms floating through the billowing early morning mist
where I stand alone by the black water as its ever 
probing tongue licks gently at the granite rocks that line the shore.
Like stone sentinels the...

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Categories: blunted, desire, fantasy, imagery,
Form: Free verse
The Mhs Class of '77 Chapter Two
sans to stand proud and tall 
   (all five and a half feet, but blunted maximum height 
   topped off just shy of seventy inches - 
   in reference...

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Categories: blunted, age, celebration, class, education, eulogy, farewell, growing
Form: Prose Poetry
Requiem of Gold and Silver
We've been taking potshots since December
And finally we snuffed out all the embers
You said you would never be the same again
I said I would never be the same again

Looks like we're both some filthy liars
Only...

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© Derek Chos  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: blunted, angst, betrayal, lost love,
Form: Lyric
Scatter Harm Hatters
Remain receptive and objective
Though environment spins crazy
Twisting and insisting subjective
Attempting to drive away Daisy 

To coerce you to surrender
To wills and seals bent
On nurturing and culturing agenda
You feel reel Hell sent

Messages within passages manipulated
Slanted, blunted,...

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Categories: blunted, poems,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Toyland Battles
The child, now sleeping, loudly snores.
The nightlight shines there on the wall.
If you could peer under the door,
The sight awaiting would enthrall:
It seems the toys have come to life!

They are engaged in no mere game:
A...

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© Jeff Kyser  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: blunted, dream, war,
Form: Tail-rhyme
Dime a Dozen
6/27/22

Instead of what of them
Shout out to my cousins
Damn look what the cat drug in
People often buggin'
Another useless discussion
They say it all comes a dime a dozen
Endlessly fussin'
Fighting over an english muffin
Usually from one being...

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Categories: blunted, dark, deep, life, rap, sad, truth, wisdom,
Form: Rhyme
Where Is Okonkwo
Where birds are two
We ask:where is the eagle?
Where trees are two
We ask: where is iroko?
Where men become two
We ask: where is Okonkwo?


Gut in the forest of Titans
He roared in the jungle and
Frightened those in the...

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Categories: blunted, africa, art, books, celebrity, farewell, obituary, sorrow,
Form: Elegy
Primal Beat
merciless genocide 
     slaughter of native peoples 
     wrought with (super) wanton zeal
feeble ability to thwart 

     "discoverers" rapine wicked onslaught 
 ...

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Categories: blunted, 10th grade, 11th grade, 12th grade, america,
Form: Enclosed Rhyme
Premium Member valor's silhouette
friendship - we have chased that apparition, endlessly,

          but it's elusive spirit - always beyond our fingers' reach.

resentment, disappointment, heads thumped in anger,

   ...

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Categories: blunted, analogy, character, courage, devotion, father son, love,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Haiku: Haiku Cuts Haiku - This Is Not a Title
mind's edge blunted
desert devoid of markers
my tears wet dry sand

Brian Johnston
July 29,2014

Poet' notes: 
Well, this can loosely be called a 'Physics Haiku' as well in the sense that both Poetry Rules and Rules of Physics...

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Categories: blunted, humor,
Form: Haiku
Disgraced By Hate
Is it a mad mind’s endeavor I paint each night
boarding this dimensional flight to no where
as I stare… frenzied over the edge of what is
I am dizzy, rolled out red,
bled over the watershed of life.
Strife...

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Categories: blunted, peoplerace,
Form: Alliteration
Not Stanley
Not Stanley

Laughing, I said “My stone’s name is Stanley.”
But as soon as the words left my mouth,
I knew that I was wrong.

My name is not Stanley.
You may call me abinoojinh aki
earth child.
I was torn from...

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© Susan Linn  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: blunted, environment, native american,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things