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Premium Member Same Ol' Song and Dance
As I look back across more musical times
of rhythmic reflections,
ceremonies and commemorations
of each dawn and dusk eremitic liturgy,
if that is not an oxymoron
of sound and sight,
song and dance,
tragically sad, yet also bilaterally bound with happier...

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Categories: born yesterday, community, dance, humanity, humor, integrity, love, music,
Form: Political Verse



Customs To Getting Old
abuse, age, discrimination, health, introspection, lonely, old,

Customs To Getting Old  ©


There are very ingrained customs noted when getting old
Getting accustomed to old age is not one of them
One has to be blessed with 65...

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Categories: born yesterday, abuse, age, discrimination, health, introspection, lonely, old,
Form: Epic
Premium Member Without Masks, Being Real-Favorite
I have fought on the dark battle fields of hell,
and have been favored by the fortunes of heaven.
I neither fear nor fret, and put the cares of others above myself.     ...

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Categories: born yesterday, bible, character, christian, courage, fear, heaven, love,
Form: Personification
Who Can Love Me
Who Can Love Me

Living a past that lacked love and attention
 I became a bleeding soul 
dependent alone in my darkness, 
feeling the nightly silence 
when sadness surrounds the air I breath, 
my mornings were...

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Categories: born yesterday, poetry,
Form: Prose Poetry
Camptown Races Or Eh, That's a Joke, Son!
"Camptown Races sing this song, Do Dah! Do Dah!"
( sung incessantly by a certain, unique rooster.)

Henry Hawke: ( Sung to Holly Jolly Christmas:)
" I'll be there and back by sunset.
  There's a chicken there...

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Categories: born yesterday, animals, fantasy, parodyme, me,
Form: Light Verse



The Ladies Room
Cloistered within the restroom stall
eavesdropping on my peers
soft whispers echo off tiled walls
revealing secrets, hidden tears

Somehow this restroom has become
a sordid confessional booth
a place of refuge, safe for some
to air their inner truth

Co-workers cluster, confiding...

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Categories: born yesterday, community, people, perspective, places, society,
Form: Rhyme
An Open Invitation To Tony Blair - Part 1 of 2
Tony Blair, Tony Blair, where have you been? 
You’ve not been coming to London to visit the Queen
But you had seemed so close, meeting weekly when you were PM
You with your cheesy fake smile, waiting...

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Categories: born yesterday, betrayal, political, satire,
Form: Rhyme
Below Is My Title
Someone f**ks you (my version of Adele)

I heard that you have settled now
That you found a guy fool keeps you down
I heard my nightmares new.
Hope he gave you all the things i gave to you.

Old...

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Categories: born yesterday, poetry,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Baby Wisdom
Mom! Dad! Hi, it’s me…your baby…here with 10 things I’d like you to know…10 simple truths that, if you follow them, will help each one of us to grow.

You’ll receive a lot of good and...

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© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: born yesterday, parents,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member A Funny Do Is a Funny Don'T
I don't even know what I want to write
So I just write whatever comes to mind
Surely by now you already heard the news
that I don't know
Yeah you don't know it too
That's why it's called news...

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Categories: born yesterday, crazy, faith, fun,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Your Name
Your Name
By Franklin Price
7/21/2018

We were in Key West a-drinkin'
Were so drunk we were not thinkin'
Was the middle of a sunny afternoon
All in the bar were smokin'
Irish Kevin was a-jokin'
You won't believe what I'll be sayin'...

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Categories: born yesterday, hilarious, smile,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member 10 Things
I am your baby…just born yesterday…I have all my fingers…all of my toes
and even though I can’t talk yet…here are 10 things I’d like you to know.

You will receive  a lot of good and...

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© Jim Yerman  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: born yesterday, child, children, parents,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Joy To the World
There once was a couple
Names of Mary and Joe
5 Months off wedded bliss
And not one seed did Joe sow.

Then one day Mary sat Joe down
Said she had news to make him glad
A wonderful thing had...

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© Ken Duddle  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: born yesterday, christmas, funny, me, miracle, satire, world,
Form: Verse
Premium Member Mary and Joe
There once was a couple
Names of Mary and Joe
5 Months off wedded bliss
And not one seed did Joe sow.

Then one day Mary sat Joe down
Said she had news to make him glad
A wonderful thing had...

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© Ken Duddle  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: born yesterday, christmas, funny, me, miracle, mythology, satire, world,
Form: Verse
Caveman
Educated fools make rules that tell you and I what we should or should not do
Rules needed to continue to burry you under the edification of demons
To resurrect menus of abuse from a time of...

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Categories: born yesterday, black african american, education, hope, inspirational, life,
Form: Lyric
My Child
There sit my sweet child as
he was born yesterday.
The bonding between a mother
and her child
through 9 months
inside of a mother's womb
was an incredible and 
precious feeling

I remember the first day he 
came into this world...

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© Hanh Chau  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: born yesterday, appreciation, baby, mother,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member Once Bitten, Twice Shy
Give yourself 
                   A round of applause.
          ...

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Categories: born yesterday, perspective, wisdom,
Form: Free verse
The Lure
Come to see my web, says the spider to the fly
Am I lured into his game, no I am not, not I
Come and see my pictures, I keep them by the bed
Oh no I wasn’t...

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Categories: born yesterday, funny, imagination, me, me, mum,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member I Never Talk To Strangers Anyways
I never talk to strangers anyways.

Stop me if you've heard this one.
I feel as though we've met before.
Perhaps I am mistaken
but it's just that I remind you 
of someone you used to care about
But that...

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Categories: born yesterday, change, identity, today,
Form: Free verse
Open Your Eyes
I saw my brother yesterday on his knees, but not praying to thee.
I saw my brother yesterday smoking a little pipe, thinking that will make it al right. 
I saw my sister last night walking...

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© Jean Burke  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: born yesterday, education, faith, forgiveness, mystery, sad, social, visionary,
Form: Free verse
The Intelligence of Tuna
There where the tuna sleep mighty
Wet as usual imprisoned in ocean
There are creatures above with poles
The oxygen nitrogen breathers 
The ones with limbs on their sides
With eyes facing front fashioned to hunt
Beings that live in...

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Categories: born yesterday, abuse, appreciation, betrayal, fish,
Form: Free verse
Playing By the Rules
I can read between the lines
Much more astute than some
This pretty package has a brain
And will not easily succumb

There is a lot that’s left unsaid
Or the answers don’t suffice
I wasn’t just born yesterday
You must be...

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© Jo Bien  Create an image from this poem.
Categories: born yesterday, love
Form: Verse
Stains
They think that they know something about my life , not in the same hood and not in the same flight. Maybe the same class but not the same grade ,maybe the same church just...

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Categories: born yesterday, abuse, anger, break up, feelings, hate,
Form: Free verse
Premium Member No Sh1t Sherlock
[Inspired by ‘Stating The Obvious’
Contest but doesn’t meet the spec]


Millionaire, Bartholomew Fairfax
Admitted today, he ‘forgot’ to pay tax

Goodness gracious, well I never
Knock me over with a feather
Who’d have thought it
Pull the other one

And this from...

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Categories: born yesterday, humorous,
Form: Rhyme
Premium Member Interloper Came On Too Strong
“I suggest we break the ice”, the interloper said.
I began chopping with a snow axe, and she laughed.

You must have been born with a silver spoon, she threw out.
I threw the snow axe at her;...

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Categories: born yesterday, word play,
Form: Free verse

Book: Reflection on the Important Things